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fireboost

v1.0.2

Published

Unofficial library Node.js Utils class for Firestore (https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore)

Downloads

134

Readme

npm Travis NPM Code Style: Google

Helpers used for common admin tasks on Firebase (Authentication, Firestore).

Installation:

  • To install fireboost using npm, open a terminal/console window and enter the following command:
 npm install --save fireboost
  • Init fireboost via:
import {FireBoost} from 'fireboost';

const fireBoost = new FireBoost();

Documentation:

Authentication

Initializate fireboost with a Firebase App

import * as admin from 'firebase-admin';
import {FireBoost} from 'fireboost';

const serviceAccount = require('./service-account.json');

const app = admin.initializeApp({
    credential: admin.credential.cert(serviceAccount),
    databaseURL: "__YOUR__DATABASE_URL__"
});

const appAuthRef = new FireBoost().auth(app);
API
  • deleteAllUsers Delete all userRecors found in your Firebase App
appAuthRef.deleteAllUsers()
    // teardown
    .then(() => app.delete())
    .catch(console.log);

Firestore

Collections

Target a firestore collection reference via:

const colRef = db.collection('test');
const utilColRef = fireBoost.ref(colRef);
API
  • deleteFieldDocs For each documents in a referenced collection performs a delete operation of the old field key
utilColRef.deleteFieldDocs('fieldKeyToDelete')
  • importDocs Allow to import documents in a collection using a bulk operation
utilColRef.importDocs({uid: '1'}, {uid: '2', name: 'Giovanni'})
  • renameFieldDocs For each documents in a referenced collection performs a update operation of the new field key, and then performs, if it exist, a remove operation of the old field key
utilColRef.renameFieldDocs({oldFieldKey: 'newFieldKey'})
Documents

Target a firestore document reference via:

const docRef = db.collection('users').doc('xyz');
const utilDocRef = fireBoost.ref(docRef);
API
  • renameField For the referenced document performs a update operation of the new field key, and then performs, if it exist, a remove operation of the old field key
utilDocRef.renameField({oldFieldKey: 'newFieldKey'})

Just a reminder

This in a unofficial library for Firestore (https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore) we recommend replicating the operation, where it's possible, in a test project to check if the output is what expected before to run any operation in a production environment. Thanks for using and testing this library!

Contributing

For bugs and feature requests please Create an Issue.