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supercore-api

v0.0.7

Published

4 years ago

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Supercore API

Supercore is a mildly-opinionated Firebase framework that that provides Resource Auditability, a Roles system, and various utilities that make your life a little easier. It lets you focus on the business logic without wasting time on things that should be there out of the box.

How it Works

Supercore focuses on a single Firestore object, which we call an Entity. Entities are auditable and permissionable. That means there's an audit trail on any changes made to them, and there's a strong system that makes sure only the right people can make those changes.

Using this package in your own app

yarn install supercore-api
npm install supercore-api

Supporting the project

The best way to contribute is to start a conversation or a ticket with your question, feature request, or bug report.

yarn install
npx husky install
yarn run test

Project Development & Organisation

Github is the source of truth
Each Major release is tracked on the associated Projects page on GH
Epics are tracked as Milestones