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@ttt-productions/firebase-helpers

v0.6.1

Published

Generic Firestore utilities (no auth flows, no business logic, no app-specific collection names).

Readme

@ttt-productions/firebase-helpers

Generic Firestore utilities (no auth flows, no business logic, no app-specific collection names).

Entry points

The root is pure / universal — it imports neither the Firebase client SDK nor the Admin SDK at runtime, so it is safe for backend, browser, and React consumers alike. Firebase client/admin runtime lives behind subpaths.

  • . — pure helpers: Firestore type guards, path builders, universal timestamp/date normalization (toMillis, toDate, now, formatDate, formatDistanceToNowStrict, formatDateDisplay), chunk, and getFileNameFromUrl. No firebase/* import at runtime.
  • ./client — Firebase client SDK initialization (initFirebaseClient): app/auth/firestore/storage/functions + optional emulator wiring.
  • ./firestore-client — Firestore client SDK helpers: batched writes (commitInBatches, batchSet), cursor pagination (fetchPage, fetchOrderedPage), and Timestamp helpers that touch the client SDK (serverNow, dateToTs, msToTs, tsToDate).
  • ./server — Admin SDK init + server timestamp helpers.
  • ./react — React Query-friendly callable hook primitives.

firebase (client SDK) is an optional peer — only the ./client and ./firestore-client subpaths require it. The pure root does not.