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What feature would you like to see?
Firestore has DocumentReference.addSnapshotListener and [Query.addSnapshotListener](https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/androi
In the main example in the readme, CurrentUser creates new login and logout functions on every render. Is this necessary somehow, due to the way React hooks work, or can these functions be safely moved outside?
Explain never shown
Quite often explain returns no results, i.e. we just see "# Executing... 1.5s" and no output/blank output pane.
In general v 1.0.0 seems to have more issues then older ones (0.18) - it has happened in the past (0.18) , but now much more often the view get saturated and only exit helps..
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The signInWithEmailAndPassword method is supposed to return a promise containing [UserCredential] (https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/firebase.auth#.UserCredential) but it returns a partial user object (https://github.com/soumak77/firebase-mock/blob/master/src/firebase-auth.js#L124)
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Hi grahamearley
I like the project yet it seems to be standing still, so I forked it. I was meaning to basically make the same thing but you made life easy. Are you still planning to work on this?
My goal is to make a full Firebase wrapper which works like the NodeJS FirebaseAPI you use in a cloud function.
e.g. firestore.collection('foo').doc('bar').get();
Another goal of mine is to
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Hello,
Thanks for this awesome tool!
I have a guarded property on my store, selected, which is used only by the UI, and I don't want to sync on Firestore.
If the guards works well, the document is still synced everytime I change the selected value, because of the updated_at and updated_by value.
Of course, I can add the two properties to the guards too, and it works, but I actually
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Hey @rakannimer , I was trying out your lib to quickly build a Firebase project because I probably won't need any fancy feature for quite a while but got 'stuck' on what I see as a pretty basic use case.
I am querying a firestore collection and I want to update a document in that collection but I don't have the id...
It should be pretty easy to set a key for the metadata in each document of the
Dashboard content can be implemented like what wordpress used on their dashboard
Contents we can show on the dashboard are:
- Total post (all, published, unpublished, scheduled) *I think content type page not included on this
- List of notification
- Help info (list of text reference with link to documentation repository)
- ... comment or edit to add more
 with ALL the instructions?
Thanks!
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※All are translated from Japanese into English by Google Translate.
Maybe my usage is wrong...
Description
Expection
If you pass the value to Field and call save () method, the value is registered in firestore field
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import "reflect-metadata";
import { Field, Doc } from "@1amageek/ballcap";
export class Product extends Doc {
@Field
public provider
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When clicking a card to view it's detail and larger image, create a swipeable gallery like setup (think Sync for Reddit image galleries) so that the user can swipe between cards in the context of which they are clicked,
i.e.
IF the user clicks a card in the deck builder interface, let them swipe between the cards of the deck
IF the user clicks a card in the collection/browser interface, let
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Write Unit Tests
Testing is an integral part of the software development process. This library should be no exception.
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As PWA add to home screen workflow is different on each platform/browsers, we could add a button on the interface to trigger the installation. It will standardize add to home screen workflow for all browsers.
See official doc
for more informations