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signupWithAccessCode.js: const functions = require("firebase-functions/v2"); const {onRequest, onCall, HttpsError} = require("firebase-functions/https"); const admin = require(&...
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I am using react-native 0.81.4 CLI along with the following Firebase packages: "@react-native-firebase/app": "^23.5.0", "@react-native-firebase/firestore": "^23.5.0&...
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I am trying to use firestore and get a top list of items saved into the database. I want for example the top newest, top most worn, and top trending. An item in the datastore looks something like this....
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I'm using Flutter in Visual Studio Code and Android Studio with a Pixel 6a emulator with Android 13 to preview the app. Despite I could connect to other services of Firebase (Authentication, Storage, ...
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Upon moving a view and it's ViewModel(where i am using Firestore) from the main app module to it's own module, my Canvas Previews crash with the error: XCPreviewAgent crashed due to an uncaught ...
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I’m fetching a Date stored in Firebase (Firestore or Storage metadata) and decoding it in Swift, but I noticed the resulting value isn’t exactly what I expect. // The date is created for midnight (00:...
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I've been trying to fetch documents from a different database I made on my project. I have my primary database which is called 'Default' and I have another database in the same project called 'Staging'...
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So I have a document for an event. Here's the current structure: { "name": "Some Event Name", "users" : { "a": { "name": "Some Name&...
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I’m building a web app where users sign in with a Firebase Authentication custom token. The token has claims like this: { "iss": "------", "sub": "------", ...
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I am building a Flutter mobile app using Firebase backend. I have four collections: institutions, resources, resourceTypes, users. I want the institution's collection to be accessible by any user (...
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I am using the Google Firestore Emulator locally for development. However, when I query the database data, I find that the results are inconsistent and not correct each time. Here is the detailed ...
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I have a web application running on localhost:5000 using HTML pages (index.html and category.html) with dynamic component loading (e.g., header.html) via the loadComponent function. Links in the menu (...
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My goal is to write tests that: Simulate multiple concurrent HTTP POST requests to a cloud function endpoint (e.g., 2-3 identical webhooks arriving almost simultaneously). Verify database side ...
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I'm trying to use the diff() method in my Firestore rules to ensure the user only edits the allowed fields, however when I try to compile my rules and upload them, I receive the following error in my ...
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I have a Flutter app which accesses firestore data in a readonly way, and no user authentication is required for that data. There are some static information in firebase which can be updated without ...
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Here is a pic of my firestore data. I am running this query: var settings = []; const queryGetSettings = db.collection('Settings').doc("Category"); var query = queryGetSettings.get() ....
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When I subscribe to a collection that results in 100 documents, a couple of days later, I start my app again. I am offline. I see all 100 documents because Firestore cached them for me. Then I go ...
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Previously, I had the following rule: allow read: if request.auth.token.email in resource.data.shareWith; Now, that the data structure changed and shareWith is no longer an array of email addresses, ...
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my firestore stores user data as below: users (collection) uid-123 (document one per user) profile: name: 'My Name' options: { x: 1, y: ...
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While conducting a code review today, multiple AIs advised against using the stream() function within a Firestore transaction in Python. However, I couldn't find any mention of this limitation in the ...
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I have a web application utilising React and Firestore where users can create "rooms" which, when active, allow users to interact with the host. There is an option to both activate and ...
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My question is about indexing and cardinality in Firestore. I have 3 fields: owner_id: Thousands of users domain: Hundreds of domains category: Only 10 unique one The composite index, which matches ...
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I have the following rules in Cloud Firestore: match /users/{userId}/{documents=**} { allow read: if request.auth.token.email in resource.data.shareWith; // allow read: if resource.data.test == ...
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I'm implementing Razorpay webhooks using Firebase Cloud Functions and running into a FAILED_PRECONDITION error when querying Firestore. The webhook handles Razorpay account status updates (activated, ...
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When working with 'firebase/firestore' in a React app. I have a document identified as: const docRef = doc(fireStoreDB,'CollectionOne','DocumentTwo'); How can I find the current number of fields in ...
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