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firebase-provider-stats

v1.0.1

Published

Tiny CLI tool to get provider stats for firebase

Downloads

3

Readme

firebase-provider-stats

Tiny nodejs based tool to calculate some quick stats based on Firebase Auth.

Example usage

Why this project?

Because I needed to figure out if my Facebook provider was still worth having in my project or if I could safely just wipe it by looking at the number of users that was registered with Facebook.

Firebase auth is amazing at removing the pain of authentication handling and securing logins. However, when it comes to providing data about who is registered, you need to add some effort yourself.

Usage

First, you need to download your auth data. This is most easily done using the firebase cli:

firebase --project <optional> auth:export users.json

Then you run this little tool to get the data out:

firebase-provider-stats users.json

Build

To install dependencies and run locally:

npm install
npm link
firebase-provider-stats <your-file>

And to test:

npm test

This will use the provided example testfile example.json.

Credits

Big shoutout to LogRockets article on creating CLI tools

License

The MIT License (MIT)