react-redux-firebase | Includes React Hooks | State Container library
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kandi X-RAY | react-redux-firebase Summary
Redux bindings for Firebase. Includes React Hooks and Higher Order Components.
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- Watch for changes .
- Populate data with given path
- Returns a promise that resolves to all of the props in the data base
- Calculate a login method
- handle profile change events
- Upload a single file to Firebase storage .
- Apply query parameters
- Writes the metadata to a file .
- Creates an auth provider .
- Set the state for the Firebase server .
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QUESTION
I'm in the process of converting one of my React Firebase project to typescript with help of react-redux-firebase documentation. One of the problem I'm having is how to correctly define types for the fireabase and firestore functions. For example, here's my React reducer action function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 21:10The information for the type definitions for React Redux may be found in the @types/react-redux typedefs package on NPM. The types export certain helpers in addition to typing the library methods, making it easy to construct typesafe interfaces between your Redux store and your React components.
Because the react-redux package depends on @types/react-redux, the type definitions will be installed together with the library. Otherwise, you'll have to explicitly install them (using npm install @types/react-redux, for example).
Reading the documentation in the comments, the information could be useful, but I found more documentation that might also help with your project:
QUESTION
- I'm having trouble adding data to the firebase database using react-redux-thunk
- I've checked the documentation and watched multiple youtube videos but keeping running into error after error
- I want to add data to a firebase doc using the
getFirestore
andgetFirebase
middleware from the "redux-firestore" and "react-redux-firebase" library respectively
- Here is the action function
- All the code seems to be working but I can't figure out how to add
validatonResults
tousers/uid
(see comment in code below) - Tried the following code (and a lot of other stuff) but it didn't work
firebase.push('users', { data: validatonResults })
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 18:38The following syntax solved this:
QUESTION
I have a react app (a sort of twitter clone) that uses firestore for storing posts and comments on posts. Each post is rendered as an element from an array using array.map(). Each post has a comment button that opens a form to take in a comment and add it to the post. When I enter a comment and submit it, the topmost post is always the one commented on no matter which post contained the comment button that was clicked(docId for the most recently saved firestore document is always submitted by the comment button instead of the docId corresponding to that instance of the component).
The map of the posts (called "howls"):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 19:09It turns out that the problem is here:
QUESTION
To give some context i am trying to setup my react app with redux-toolkit and react-redux-firebase (need firebase realtime db).
i followed the react-redux-firebase readme to create this file
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-08 at 04:37Since you are using the new Modular SDK, make sure you use it for all the Firebase services:
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a project with React and Firebase and at the moment my logic to write new data to Firestore is directly in my components. I'm now also integrating Redux, for this I am using react-redux-firebase. My question is now, where is the best place to put this logic, because it makes my component quiet bloated.
In the documentation of react-redux-firebase, they've also put it directly in the component, but their logic is quit simple, mine is a little bit more complex, like this handleSubmit:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-07 at 17:05This is entirely my idiosyncrasy, but I use a structure like the below. In general, component and page (i.e react component) names are initial-capital:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 19:06You are accessing the firestore data incorrectly in mapStateToProps
.
state.firestore.ordered.projects
is an array
of the projects in the correct order. You are using the id
as the array index so you will not find a match.
You can access a project by id
, but you need to be looking in state.firestore.data.projects
instead. This is the dictionary of projects keyed by id
.
QUESTION
Hi I'm relatively new to React js and I'm trying to create a mapping app where users can find a saved farm by searching for it using a search function. So far I can get the results of my queries in firestore ([Database][1]) by console.log and also by displaying this information as a Json object (output of data). I'd really like to just display the locality and the coordinates of the farm but haven't managed to be able to pull just those things out. I have tried data.id and data.locality but it doesn't work. Not sure where I'm going wrong, any help would be much appreciated thanks. Here is my code:
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 12:08Try something like this:
QUESTION
Unable to find a solution to the error TypeError: ownProps.match
is undefined.
I am following a tutorial on react-redux
and firebase to build a to-do app. The below code gives the component where I am redirected to when I click my Task/project on the home dashboard and get the data of that sepcific project in the projectDetails page from the firestore.
The ownProps
in the mapStateToProps
function is casuing the error mentioned.
Any help to solve this error or alternative way to implement this code will be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 11:52To pass the router configs to the mapStateToProps, you need to use the withRouter
wrapper.
Mentioned in the docs.
This should work:
QUESTION
I an using redux-thunk
as a middleware and trying to connect to redux-firestore
. When I run the application I am getting the error "TypeError: Object(...) is not a function" at createStore
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 21:10The error that you are seeing is likely due to upgrading react-redux-firebase
from v2 to v3 (or basing new code on outdated examples). This update introduced some breaking changes such as the removal of the reactReduxFirebase
store enhancer function. The package now uses React contexts and introduced some new hooks such as useFirebase
and useFirestore
which allow you to access firebase through the context in function components. But that doesn't help with your thunk.
In the page on Redux Thunk Integration, they recommend passing the getFirebase
function to the withExtraArgument
.
QUESTION
I have my dasboard component, which works fine, showing the user auth.uid, and the projects fetched from firestore. See below the line //if (!auth.uid) return
which makes the component not work properly when uncommented.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 14:32OMG I found the issue. I had an html hyperlink tag to go to my home link like this:
I replaced that with:
HomePageButtonName
previous import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';
and that solved the problem.
Guess that when I was going back to the home page, it was not through the react link, so the props where not being updated.
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