Namespace.js | Namespacing library for javascript

So, I was doing some research and it turned out that my socket.io-redis version was not compatible with socket.io. I have updated my socket.io version to 2.4.1 and not this issue is resovled.

Solved my issue. It was because I was using Cloud Firestore instead of Realtime database, because a lot of the examples and docs are using it, I thought it just had a different syntax 🤦🏻 here's the fixed code:

Exports directive prescribes to define all files allowed for import explicitly (documentation). It allows developer to hide internal package file structure. What's not exported by this directive is only available to import inside the package and not outside of it. It's made to simplify maintenance. It allows developers to rename files or change file structure without fear of breaking dependent packages and applications.

So if you want to make internal files visible for import, you should export them with exports directive explicitly, like this:

I found this solution here. Add this to your package.json:

You need to reference your namespace in your index.ts. So if Client is in a file called core.ts you need to do:

You do not put .use() inside a connection event handler. That will cause them to build-up over time. Instead, you put .use() at the top level. It works just like the Express model where .use() is middleware that is run BEFORE you process the connection in the connection event. So, it should be like this:

Assuming you are using the Admin SDK on the cloud functions server. All you need is this:

admin.initializeApp()

Make sure you stick this outside a function, then you will have full access to the admin SDK features, which is what you're trying to use.

The purpose of the includeDirs option is to list directories that should be searched for imported files. The file in question imports commands/common.proto, commands/board.proto, etc. So includeDirs should point to the directory that contains those files. In this case, that is RPC_PATH. So, your includeDirs list should just be [RPC_PATH].

You cannot, with one call to a Firestore "document write method" (e.g. set(), update() or add()), write to a document and to documents of its subcollection(s).

You need to combine several calls.

The recommended way is to use a batched write, as follow: