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jsonapi-store-firebase

v1.4.1

Published

Firebase data store for jsonapi-server.

Downloads

9

Readme

jsonapi-store-firebase

jsonapi-store-firebase is a Firebase backed data store for jsonapi-server.

This project conforms to the specification laid out in the jsonapi-server handler documentation.

Usage

var FirebaseStore = require("jsonapi-store-firebase");

jsonApi.define({
  resource: "comments",
  handlers: new FirebaseStore({
    serviceAccount:require("./serviceAccount.json")
    databaseName: "FIREBASE_DATABASE_NAME",
  })
});

Features

  • Search, Find, Create, Delete, Update Search is not very ligthly implemented ( just do an orderByKey, without any pagination or filtering ).

Getting to Production

Getting this data store to production is really simple:

  1. Deploy your code.
  2. Celebrate.

When making schema changes, deploy away and carry on. If the changes aren't backwards compatible, you may want to run a job to ensure all old (existing) records conform to the new schema. If they don't conform to the new schema, they will be dropped by jsonapi-server's validation layer.

Tests

Since firebase is closed source, it is not possible to have a valid set of test, unless someone create a firebase somewhere test system can hit. Will see later ( or maybe never, this project is to syphon data from different firebase to put them somewhere else )