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firecrud-react

v1.0.2

Published

React api library for firestore

Downloads

2

Readme

Table of contents

  • What is Firecrud?
  • Getting Started
  • CREATE
  • READ
  • UPDATE
  • DELETE

To get started with firecrud-react, run the following command:

npm

npm i firecrud-react

Initialize Firecrud

imports

import { useFirestore } from 'firebase-react'
import db from '../firebase'

initialize your db

const { fireStore } = useFirestore(db)

To create or overwrite a single document, use the fireStore.get() method:  

const { fireStore } = useFirestore(db)
const data = fireStore.get({
  name: "Los Angeles",
  state: "CA",
  country: "USA"
}, "cities", "LA")

If the document does not exist, it will be created. If the document does exist, its contents will be overwritten with the newly provided data, unless you use the fireStore.post method, as follows:


const data = firestore.post( null, 'cities', 'BJ' ) 

For a better alternative, check out Update doc

Example data

To get started, write some data about cities so we can look at different ways to read it back:  


const data = fireStore.post({
  name: "Los Angeles",
  state: "CA",
  country: "USA"
}, "cities", "LA")
 console.log(data) 
 

 


const data = fireStore.get("cities", "LA")
console.log(data)


 //output:
 //{
 //  name: "Los Angeles",
 // state: "CA",
 // country: "USA"
 //}

To update some fields of a document without overwriting the entire document, use the fireStore.update method:  

const data = fireStore.update({
  state: "California",
  country: "United States"
}, "cities", "LA")

To delete a document, use the fireStore.delete method:  

const data = fireStore.delete("cities", "LA")