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mini-usefirebase

v0.6.3

Published

Minimal firebase react hooks

Readme

mini-usefirebase

Minimal firebase react hooks

Features

  • Least boilerplate code to integrate firebase hooks
  • Minimal tree-shakeable interface
  • Zero dependencies other than react and firebase
  • Pure react hooks to simplify the handling of async firebase operations
  • Firestore strategies that react to realtime updates and/or local cache

Installation

npm install mini-usefirebase

Usage

Initialize your firebase app normally

import { initializeApp } from 'firebase/app';
//...
initializeApp(firebaseConfig);

Now use the hooks.

Firestore

import { useDoc } from 'mini-usefirebase';

export function CityComponent({ id }) {
  const { snapshot, isLoading, error } = useDoc(`cities/${id}`);
  //...
}

Note: These assumes that you don't set the app's name to something else and it will use firebase default [DEFAULT].

Multiple firebase instance and/or custom app name

If you have named your firebase app differently or use multiple firebase app instances, you have these options

const app = initializeApp(firebaseConfig, 'myApp');

Define it into context, so that the hooks can find it up the hierarchy

export function OtherFirebaseProvider({children}){
  return (
    <FirebaseAppContext value={{app}}>
      {children}
    </FirebaseAppContext>
  );
}

Or pass the firebase app as an option to the hook directly

import { app } from '@/firebase';
//...
const { data: list, retry } = useColl('posts', where('published', '==', true), { app });

Or pass the firebase app name used

const { data: list, retry } = useColl('users', [], { app: 'custom-firebase' });

API Reference

See Wiki

Changes

See CHANGELOG.md

Feature Roadmap

  • [x] useFirebase
  • [x] useFirestore
  • [x] useAuth
  • [x] useDatabase
  • [x] useFunctions
  • [ ] useStorage

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