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@kavach/adapter-firebase

v1.0.0-next.37

Published

Adapter to use firebase with kavach.

Readme

@kavach/adapter-firebase

Kavach adapter for Firebase Authentication.

Installation

bun add kavach @kavach/adapter-firebase

Usage

import { getAdapter } from '@kavach/adapter-firebase'
import { initializeApp } from 'firebase/app'
import { getAuth } from 'firebase/auth'

const app = initializeApp({ apiKey: '...', authDomain: '...', projectId: '...' })
const auth = getAuth(app)

const adapter = getAdapter(auth)

Auth modes

| Mode | Mechanism | | ---------- | ---------------------------------------- | | OAuth | signInWithPopup / signInWithRedirect | | Password | signInWithEmailAndPassword | | Magic link | sendSignInLinkToEmail |

Data access

Pass your Firestore db instance (and optionally a functions instance for RPC calls):

import { getActions } from '@kavach/adapter-firebase'
import { getFirestore } from 'firebase/firestore'
import { getFunctions } from 'firebase/functions'

const db = getFirestore(app)
const functions = getFunctions(app)

const actions = getActions(db, functions)

// Read
const { data } = await actions.get('users', {
  filter: { status: 'eq.active' },
  order: 'name.asc',
  limit: 20
})

// Insert (Firestore generates the ID)
await actions.put('users', { name: 'Alice', role: 'editor' })

// Upsert by ID
await actions.post('users', { id: 'user-1', name: 'Alice' })

// Update (requires id filter)
await actions.patch('users', { data: { role: 'admin' }, filter: { id: 'eq.user-1' } })

// Delete (requires id filter)
await actions.delete('users', { filter: { id: 'eq.user-1' } })

// Call a Callable Cloud Function
await actions.call('sendWelcomeEmail', { userId: 'user-1' })

Supported filter operators

| Kavach operator | Firestore operator | | --------------- | ------------------------ | | eq | == | | neq | != | | gt | > | | gte | >= | | lt | < | | lte | <= | | in | in | | is | == (null, true, false) |

like, ilike, and array operators are not supported by Firestore.

patch and delete require an id filter

Firestore operates on document references, not row-level queries. Both patch and delete require filter: { id: 'eq.<docId>' } to locate the document.

RPC (Callable Cloud Functions)

Pass a functions instance as the second argument to getActions():

const actions = getActions(db, functions)
await actions.call('myCloudFunction', { input: 'value' })