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@firemanjs/fireman

v0.0.8

Published

Fireman API and CLI

Downloads

5

Readme

A cli and desktop client for Firebase databases that makes querying and managing easy.

Install

To install run

$ npm install -g @firemanjs/fireman

This package only contains Fireman API and CLI, for the Electron app refer to fireman-electron. (Not yet released)

Usage

Fireman uses a custom query language called FiremanQL. To learn more about it see FiremanQL Docs.

Once installed, this package exposes the fireman command.

CLI documentation

fireman project:add <serviceAccountKeyPath> <dbUrl>

Adds a Firebase project to your environment.

|Parameter|Description| |---|---| |serviceAccountKeyPath|The absolute path of the service account key JSON file| |dbUrl|The .firebaseio.com url of your database|

See add firebase to your app to know how to generate the service account file and to find the db url.

fireman project:use

Starts an interactive shell that lets you choose which project to use from now on.

fireman project:remove

Starts an interactive shell that lets you choose which project to remove (locally).

fireman firestore [query]

If no query is provided, starts the Fireman interactive shell, otherwise performs query.

fireman realtime [query]

If no query is provided, starts the Realtime interactive shell, otherwise performs query.

Query options

The following options can be appended to queries:

-l listens for changes in the queried data and updates the output in real time.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details