enhanced_firebase_js_sdk v1.0.1

enhanced_firebase_js_sdk

An enhanced version of the firebase js sdk with firestore and realtime database support for filtering sorting, limiting, error handling, and success scenarios

Installation

# using npm
npm install enhanced_firebase_js_sdk

# using yarn
yarn add enhanced_firebase_js_sdk

Usage

# using require
const { firestoreService } = require("enhanced_firebase_js_sdk");

# using import
import { firestoreService } from "enhanced_firebase_js_sdk";

Example - Firestore

// read
const users = await firestoreService.read({ collectionName: 'users' })

// write
const result = await firestoreService.write({ collectionName: 'users', payload: { name : 'Ciri' , age: 19 } })

// update
const result = await firestoreService.update({
    collectionName: 'users',
    payload: { age: 20 },
    filters: [
        {
            key: 'name',
            operator: '==',
            value: 'Ciri',
        },
    ],
})

// delete
const result = await firestoreService.remove({ collectionName: 'users' })

Additional Options

• The read, update and delete functions can take in the additional parameter filters which is an array of objects indicating the filtering criteria of the results. The supported operators are the same as the ones provided in the firebase docs (https://cloud.google.com/firestore/docs/query-data/queries#query_operators)

• The read function can take in the additional parameters sorts and recordLimit where sorts is an array of objects indicating the sorting criteria of the results and recordLimit is an integer which limits the number of records returned from the query.

• The write function can take in the additional parameters documentId which will allow you to create documents with a provided documentId as opposed to its auto generated behavior and merge which will allow you to merge the newly provided payload with the existing data at the provided path if it exists.

• All functions can take in the additional parameters onSuccess and onError which are callback functions which will get executed on success and failure scenarios respectively. The onSuccess callback is passed the result of the operation as a parameter by default whereas the onError function is passed the error or details of the error which occurred.

Based on the original cloud firebase package by Google (https://www.npmjs.com/package/firebase)