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onfirework

v0.1.0

Published

Firebase for dummies. Easiest way to work with Cloud Firestore

Downloads

36

Readme

Firebase for dummies.

npm

Easiest way to access to Cloud Firestore collections

Install

npm install onfirework --save

Example usage

import * as firebase from 'firebase-admin';
import { Onfirework, Filter, Result } from 'onfirework';

interface BikeSchema {
  BRAND: string,
  MODEL: string,
  COLOR: string,
  HORSE_POWER: number,
  CATEGORY: string[],
  PRICE: number
}

firebase.initializeApp();
let db = firebase.firestore();

const bikes = new Onfirework<BikeSchema>(db, 'BIKES')

/**
 * Select all docs from BIKES collection where BRAND is Ducati and HORSE_POWER greater or equal to 70 and PRICE greater to 8000
 */
async function listBikes() {
  
  const where:Filter<BikeSchema>[] = [
    ['BRAND', '==', 'Ducati'], 
    ['HORSE_POWER', '>=', 70],
    ['PRICE', '>', 8000]
  ]
  const ducati:Result<BikeSchema>[] = await bikes.listDocs(where)

  console.log(ducati)
}

Available methods

createDoc(data: Partial<Inreface>, id?: DocumentReference): Promise<void>

Add a new document to this collection with the specified data.

If the DocumentReference is not passed it will be created automatically.

readDoc(id: DocumentReference): Promise<Result<Interface>>

Read the document referred to by this DocumentReference.

updateDoc(id: DocumentReference, data: Partial<Inreface>): Promise<void>

Updates fields in the document referred to by this DocumentReference.

The update will fail if applied to a document that does not exist.

updateDocs(filter: [FieldPath, WhereFilterOp, any][], data: Partial<Inreface>): Promise<void>

Update documents according to filtering.

deleteDoc(id: DocumentReference): Promise<void>

Deletes the document referred to by this DocumentReference.

deleteDocs(filter?: [FieldPath, WhereFilterOp, any][]): Promise<void>

Delete documents according to filtering.

If the filter is not passed, it will remove all documents.

listDocs(filter?: [FieldPath, WhereFilterOp, any][], limit?: Number): Promise<Result<Interface>[]>

Reads documents according to filtering.

If the filter is not passed, it will show all documents.

SELECT * FROM foo

foo.listDocs()
SELECT * FROM foo LIMIT 2

foo.listDocs([], 2)
SELECT * FROM foo WHERE foo.BRAND = 'Ducati' AND foo.COLOR = 'White' LIMIT 2

foo.listDocs([['BRAND', '==', 'Ducati'], ['COLOR', '==', 'White']], 2)
listFirst(filter?: [FieldPath, WhereFilterOp, any][]): Promise<Result<Interface>>

Gets first document according to filtering.


License

The project is licensed under the BSD License.