I’d like to make re-usable functions that get the Firestore Document/Collection reference across web and admin (node.js). for example: getUserDocumentReference(company: string, user: string) { …
I’d like to make re-usable functions that get the Firestore Document/Collection reference across web and admin (node.js). for example: getUserDocumentReference(company: string, user: string) { …
I am trying query a number of documents in different collections with array-contains-any, by using Promise.all() to get all the documents at once. I’ve checked whether the path is correct, whether the …
I tried a lot of times but I am still not able to retrieve data from multiple documents, The below screenshot shows that I have 3 documents in my collection and my question is how to retrieve data …
I have already two images in the firestore database, I am trying to add a new image to this list? How can I add a new image to the existing image list?
I’m new to javascript and I’m trying to send email with the firebase callable functions. the idea is to send code to user email from a cloud function when called from the iOS app. But the thing is, …
this piece of code works when I press save in visual studio code. But If I refresh the preview page in the browser it shows me this error: Unhandled Rejection (FirebaseError): Function Query.where() …
Im trying to use user to the authentication of firebase and also firestore. Whhen I click on Save, the function SavePress is activated. The first time I click on this button, the user is added to …
the rules I set is allow read: if resource.data.uid == request.auth.uid; how I call it is like this return async (dispatch) => { await firebase .firestore() .collection(“…
I’m making an app and trying to get product data by it’s id inside a modal in ionic 4. I’m using typescript to do it but without luck. Because de calls to firebase are asynchronous i cannot get the …
This logs the snapshot: const db = firebase.firestore(); const collection = db.collection(`companies/${company}/meetings`); let query = collection.where(‘start’, ‘>=’, new Date()); const snapshot = …