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frules-gen

v1.0.7

Published

A CLI to generate firestore.rules from multiple .rules files

Downloads

14

Readme

frules-gen

A CLI to generate firestore.rules file from multiple files.

Description

This CLI enable to organize directory structure and avoid fat firestore.rules file. This CLI has a watching mode so you could edit rules comfortable. :)

Requirement

  • NodeJs

Features

  • Compile mode: Combine multiple rule files.
  • Watching mode: Combine multiple rule files automatically.

Installation

yarn add -D frules-gen

Usage

Run following command or set scripts in package.json.

yarn frules-gen // Compile mode
yarn frules-gen -w // Watching mode

Syntax of code

Example code

index.rules

service cloud.firestore {
  match /databases/{database}/documents {
    // helpers: Define helpers what often using.
    include "helpers/isAuthenticated.rules"; // isAuthenticated function is able to call in `documents`.

    // documents: Difine documents per domain and import here.
    include "documents/users/index.rules";
}

helpers/isAuthenticated.rules

function isAuthenticated() {
  return request.auth != null;
}

Rules

  • When import file, write include "<pathname>"; where you want to output code.
    • it must be include, dosen't import.
    • it need to write .rules at pathname.
  • If refer to request context, hava to write in match /databases/{database}/documents.
  • Are there same include pathes, thier are each output same things so firestore.rules will be fat. In this case, you should change import file position to above position.

CLI options

frules-gen options document

Author

@susiyaki_dev

License

MIT