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swr-firestore

v1.0.2

Published

SWR React hooks for Firestore

Downloads

3

Readme

SWR Firestore

This is a collection of hooks to simplify the use of firestore with SWR. All hooks are tested against a real firebase project.

Example

Important: Make sure to memoize options if passed in to either useDocument or useCollection.

import { initializeApp } from 'firebase/app';
initializeApp(options); // setup firestore
// ...

import { useDocument, useCollection, UseDocumentOptions, UseCollectionOptions } from 'swr-firestore';
type Fruit = {name: string};

// below options declared outside to not require memoization
const documentListenOptions: UseDocumentOptions = {listen: true};
const collectionListenOptions: UseCollectionOptions = {listen: true};
const collectionQueryOptions: UseCollectionOptions = {constraints: where('color', '==', 'yellow')};

function TestComponent() {
  const { data: banana } = useDocument<Fruit>('fruits/banana');
  const { data: banana } = useDocument<Fruit>('fruits/banana', documentListenOptions); // subscribe to changes
  const { data: fruits } = useCollection<Fruit>('fruits');
  const { data: fruits } = useCollection<Fruit>('fruits', collectionListenOptions); // subscribe to changes
  const { data: yellowFruits } = useCollection<Fruit>('fruits', collectionQueryOptions);
}

Features

  • Typescript Enabled
  • Firebase 9.X
  • SWR 1.X
  • Minimal - no side effects, all hooks are optional and expose as much of firestore's functionality as possible. It's up to you how to configure firebase and SWR.
  • Tested against real data - tests run against a real firestore project
  • Retrieving a collection will automatically update SWR cache for individual documents
  • Listening/Subscribing to changes

Supported Hooks

  • useCollection
  • useDocument

Testing

  • Jest has been fixed at version 25.x due to https://github.com/facebook/jest/issues/7780#issuecomment-669828353 (Issue seems to be fixed now, TODO: update)
  • Firebase has been fixed at version 9.1.3 due to https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk/issues/5687 (Issue seems to be fixed now, TODO: update)

In order to run the tests you need a firebase project. The test data will be created at the start of the test run.

Run Tests

yarn test

License

MIT