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os-firebase-rtd

v1.0.5

Published

a simple module to read/update/push data to Firebase Real Time Database

Downloads

8

Readme

os-firebase-rtd

Introduction

This project meant to provide intuitive functions to use the Firebase Real Time Database, without wasting time.

Installation

make sure you have Service Account file (a json file):

  • If you don't have one, just log in to Firebase -> your project -> settings -> at the top menu Service Account -> produce a new file.

make sure to get your db address:

  • log in to Firebase -> your project -> database -> the address will be on top

Quick start

Install via npm:

npm i os-firebase-rtd

Require rtd:

var rtd = require("os-firebase-rtd")

Initiate the db:

await rtd.initializeDB("https://your_database_url.com", "/path/to/your/service/account/json.json")    

Push:

await RTDHelper.push("people", {"Moshe": "12", "Itzik": "33"})

Read:

let peopleObj = await RTDHelper.read("people")

Delete:

await RTDHelper.delete("people")

It is also possible to save the read properties to a file, delete after read and more.

Links

npm os-firebase-rtd

Licence

ISC