firebase_rpg v1.0.3

Firebase RPG (rules, paths, generators)

Just a simpler way to write security rules

npm install firebase_rpg
coffee examples/simple.coffee

1. Rule

Init:

• using string
• using object which responds to val() method (rule or path)

Methods:

• and(string or rule, isolate=false) => returns rule
• or(string or rule, isolate=false) => returns rule
• exists() => returns rule
• val() => returns string

isolate - specify if we want to wrap the condition in a section (see the tests)

2. Path

Init:

• using string
• using object which responds to val() method (rule or path)

Methods:

• child(string or path) => returns path
• val() => returns string

3. Generator

Init:

• rules hash containing rules
• rules hash item should be hash with write / read optional attributes

E.g.

rules = 
  'test/all':
    read: true
    write: false

will result in:

{
  "rules": {
    "test": {
      "all": {
        ".read": true,
        ".write": false
      }
    }
  }
}

4. Usage

• require module
• use the R, P, G and in the end export the JSON

E.g.

RPG = require "firebase_rpg"
R = RPG.R
P = RPG.P

isLoggedIn = ->
  R('auth.username !== null')
isCurrentUser = (userId) ->
  R("#{userId} === auth.username")
isAdmin = (userId) ->
  R(P("root").child("'admin'").child("#{userId}")).exists()

rules =
  'test/$user_id': 
    read :  isLoggedIn()
    write:  isLoggedIn()
            .and(
              isCurrentUser("$user_id").or(isAdmin("$user_id"))
            , true)

generatedRules = RPG.G(rules).generate()
console.info(JSON.stringify(generatedRules, null, '  '));

Output:

{
  "rules": {
    "test": {
      "$user_id": {
        ".read": "(auth.username !== null)",
        ".write": "(auth.username !== null&&($user_id === auth.username||root.child('admin').child($user_id).exists()))"
      }
    }
  }
}