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fm-react-firebase

v4.0.0

Published

### The fastest and most efficient way to use Firebase in a React application

Downloads

33

Readme

React Firebase

The fastest and most efficient way to use Firebase in a React application

  • Fetch, add, and mutate Firestore data with zero boilerplate using provided useDoc and useCollection hooks

  • These Firestore hooks are built on top of SWR, meaning you get all of its awesome benefits out-of-the-box

  • Easily integrate Firebase Authentication into your app with zero boilerplate using the provided auth/render functions and useAuth hook

  • Authentication state is automatically handled and maintained for you using RxJS under the hood

Getting Started

Simply install the package along with it's peer dependencies

yarn add fm-react-firebase firebase swr

or

npm install fm-react-firebase firebase swr

Firestore Documents

Fetching a document is too easy with the useDoc hook

const { data } = useDoc("posts/some-doc-id");

You can also use the same hook to update the document

const { set } = useDoc("posts/some-doc-id");

const updateDoc = async () => {
    await set(dataToUpdate)
    alert('Document was updated!')
}

return (
    <button onClick={updateDoc}>Submit</submit>
)