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firebase-async

v1.7.1

Published

Firebase Async is a firebase wrapper to load firebase only when you need it so it's not bundled in the main file. It also simplifies functions calls.

Downloads

333

Readme

Firebase Async

Firebase Async is a firebase wrapper to load firebase only when you need it so it's not bundled in the main file. It also simplifies functions calls.

Getting started

Load your config

import { loadConfig } from 'firebase-async'
loadConfig({
  '[DEFAULT]': {
    app: // firebase app config,
    firestore: // optional firestore config
    functions: // optional functions config
  },
  otherAppName // call any loader function with the app name as last parameter to use this app
})

Firestore

import { getDB } from 'firebase-async'
const db = await getDB(/* set `true` to load the full SDK, a second param will enable persistance if set to `true` */)
const doc = await db.get(path, id)
await db.set(doc, /* optional path if the doc doesn't hold its ref */)
await db.update(doc, data, /* optional path if the doc doesn't hold its ref */)
await db.del(doc, /* optional path if the doc doesn't hold its ref */)
const docs = await db.getDocs(path, [db.orderBy('date', 'desc')], isCollectionGroup)
(await db.count(path, [db.where('date', '<', Date.now())], isCollectionGroup)).count
(await db.aggreate({ sum: db.sum('points') }, path, [db.where('date', '<', Date.now())], isCollectionGroup)).sum
db.enablePersistance()

Auth

import { getAuth } from 'firebase-async'
const auth = await getAuth() // contains getAuth as auth, signOut, onAuthStateChanged
await auth.emailLink() // get email link functions
await auth.anonymous() // get anonymous functions

Storage

import { getStorage } from 'firebase-async'
const storage = await getStorage()
storage.uploadImage(src, path, height, width, quality = 0.8, format = 'webp', maxPixels, contain, progressHandler)
storage.formatImage(image, height, width)
storage.loadImage(file or url) return Image
storage.uploadFile(file, path, uploadSuccessHandler, progressHandler, metadata)
storage.download(path, name)
storage.deleteFile(path)
storage.deleteFolder(path)

Functions

import { callFunction } from 'firebase-async'
await callFunction('functionName', params)

Emulator

import { emulate } from 'firebase-async'
emulate()