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@zachsents/fire-query

v1.2.5

Published

A set of hooks to facilitate seamless integration between Firebase (specifically Firestore) and React Query.

Downloads

14

Readme

fire-query

A set of hooks to facilitate seamless integration between Firebase (specifically Firestore) and React Query.

Installation

npm install fire-query

Features

  • Fetch and subscribe to Firestore documents using React Query.
  • Use mutation hooks to set, update, and delete Firestore documents.
  • Optimized performance with memoized references and query keys.
  • Allows for undefined arguments to minimize wrapping in conditional components.
  • JSDoc types.

Usage

Setup

Make sure you have initialized Firebase and React Query in your app.

Then, provide the Firebase context (assumed to be available from ./context.js) and set any default document options in your Firebase context.

Fetching and Subscribing to a Firestore Document

import { useDocument } from 'fire-query';

function MyComponent() {
  const { data, isLoading } = useDocument(['myCollection', 'myDocId'], { fetch: true, subscribe: true });

  if (isLoading) return 'Loading...';
  if (!data) return 'No document found';

  return <div>{data.myField}</div>;
}

Using Mutations on a Firestore Document

import { useDocumentMutators } from 'fire-query';

function MyComponent() {
  const { update, set, delete: deleteDoc } = useDocumentMutators(['myCollection', 'myDocId']);

  const handleUpdate = () => {
    update.mutate({ myField: 'newValue' });
  }

  return (
    <>
      <button onClick={handleUpdate}>Update Document</button>
      {/* Similarly use `set.mutate()` and `deleteDoc.mutate()` */}
    </>
  );
}

API Reference

useDocumentReference(pathSegments: string[])

A hook to get a Firestore DocumentReference based on the provided path segments.

useDocument(referenceOrPathSegments: DocumentReference | string[], documentOptions?: UseDocumentOptions, reactQueryOptions?: UseQueryOptions)

The main hook to fetch and/or subscribe to a Firestore document. You can either pass a DocumentReference or an array of path segments.

This hook also provides set, update, and delete mutations based on the includeMutators option.

useDocumentFromPath(pathSegments: string[], documentOptions?: UseDocumentOptions, reactQueryOptions?: UseQueryOptions)

A variant of the useDocument hook that only takes an array of path segments.

useDocumentFromReference(reference: DocumentReference, documentOptions?: UseDocumentOptions, reactQueryOptions?: UseQueryOptions)

A variant of the useDocument hook that only takes a DocumentReference.

useDocumentMutators(referenceOrPathSegments: DocumentReference | string[])

A hook that provides only the set, update, and delete mutations without fetching or subscribing to the document.

Options

  • fetch: Fetch the document when the component mounts.
  • subscribe: Listen for real-time updates to the document. Only works if fetch is true.
  • raw: Return the raw Firestore DocumentSnapshot instead of formatted data.
  • includeMutators: Include the mutation methods (set, update, delete).

Note

Ensure that your Firebase rules are correctly set to permit the desired read/write operations.

Contributions

Feel free to submit issues and pull requests if you find bugs or have suggestions for improvements.

License

MIT


For detailed documentation and more examples, please visit official documentation.