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First be sure you are sticking to the Firestore terminology correctly. There are collections and there are documents.

Collections you access via a path such as:

• collRef = db.collection("products")
• collRef = db.collection("products").where("quanity_on_hand", ">", "0")
• collRef = db.collection("products").doc("12345").collection("purchase_history")

The latter instance can also be accessed via collRef = db.collection("products/12345/purchase_history").

In all the above cases you will get back a CollectionReference.

Documents you access such as:

• docRef = db.collection("products").doc("12345")
• docRef = db.doc("products/12345")

This returns you a DocumentReference for the document whose ID is "12345" in the collection "products".

So for your code example above, you want to use docRef = db.doc("collections/1") to get back the DocumentReference for the item you are after. (Or, alternatively, you could use: docRef = db.collection("collections").doc("1")

If you stick with the code that you have above, you'd get back a CollectionReference then you'd need to fetch the data with .get(), then extract the resulting documents (that will just be a single document), then work with that. Oh...and you will need to put an "id" field into all of your documents because the document's ID value (the "name" of the document) is not part of the document by default so if you want to use .where("id", "==", "1"), then you need to add an "id" field to your document and populate it correctly.

If you go with docRef = db.doc("collections/1"), you are querying for the document directly and will get back a reference to just that one. No need for extra fields, nor extracting a single document from a result set.

Try this:

It's not perfect, but this is what I ended up doing:

/^\*?([\w \u00a0-\u0200]+)\*? *:\*? *(.+)/gm

https://regex101.com/r/ymvYb1/4

I might give it another go, but for now... it works! :-)

For the typeRoots mechanism to load your declaration file, it needs to be named index.d.ts and placed in a subdirectory of one of the directories listed in the typeRoots option; see the documentation. Based on the typeRoots setting in your repository, you could put the file at src/types/auth0/index.d.ts.

The above will work, but since your declaration file is declaring a module, it would be better practice to set up module resolution to find your declaration file instead of using typeRoots, which is mainly intended for global declarations. To do that, either use baseUrl and paths or create a package.json file for a local npm package named @types/auth0 and register the package in your main package.json file using a relative path.

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