Closed FuriioS closed 4 years ago
We're still waiting on Android SDK support;
Android SDK is now up, we'll get this looked at 🎉
Will 6.1.0 be released today? :)
@meftunca not today sorry, this isn't a trivial implementation so will take a few days. Should have something up around the weekend.
@meftunca if you want it sooner, a PR is welcome.
@meftunca if you want it sooner, a PR is welcome.
Yes I would like to have it earlier if possible
Started a branch: https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/commit/d74be16f304b41be2b71e4a4077a91746ebb613b
Still needs testing & iOS support.
Hello, what should I do to test the latest version in my project?
I know you're keen, but you're best waiting until we release it. The branch is WIP and needs properly testing. Why don't you just mock the results locally for now and wait until we release - it'll be a few days.
Hello, I didn't get the feature I expected in the last update. How soon will you make the update available?
@meftunca it isn't merged yet, but it appears you can pull the branch and test it if you like https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/compare/@feat/firestore/in-query
can subscribe to the PR here as well, to see when it is merged https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/pull/2868
can subscribe to the PR here as well, to see when it is merged #2868
thanks :)
I have a little question. Can I add commit from github as package.json dependencies?
example
"@react-native-firebase/firestore":"https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/packages/firestoe/#d74be16f304b41be2b71e4a4077a91746ebb613b"
example
"@react-native-firebase/firestore":"https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/packages/firestoe/#d74be16f304b41be2b71e4a4077a91746ebb613b"
npm install --save user/repo#branch
example
"@react-native-firebase/firestore":"https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/packages/firestoe/#d74be16f304b41be2b71e4a4077a91746ebb613b"
npm install --save user/repo#branch
Can you suggest a working example for Cloud firestore?
You can, but it's a little more complicated than that for monorepos or repos that are in typescript unfortunately as they aren't published as a copy. I have to admit - I only converted my work project to a monorepo recently and I'm not sure how I would depend on just one package from git from inside a monorepo.
I have needed to do this before and after reading up on npm and yarn's capabilities, they cannot do it, but you can fake it with https://github.com/ramasilveyra/gitpkg
If I understand correctly, you create your own git repo on github that is just for publishing these temporary packages. Then you use gitpkg to create a tag of just the files you want from the monorepo (or post-build from a package that needs to be built) and you publish that. Then you depend on your github repo at that tag, and it works? Haven't tried it but the success reports were universal for those with this need.
Might work for you to try this module from this branch
Uhmmm, Hi Guys, March 27th and I am still on v5.6.0.
@jerryheir Happy March 27th!
😂 Okay this response is very funny. I can't stop laughing
Happy you took it that way, I realized after I typed it...it could go either way, but man I'm stuck in quarantine in my house 2 weeks and my family is tired of my terrible jokes, so I guess github is the outlet ;-). Cheers
Yeah I understand. Thanks for the reply
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Firebase launched yesterday the in/array-contains-any queries. I would like the team implements these requests ASAP : )
Reference: https://firebase.googleblog.com/2019/11/cloud-firestore-now-supports-in-queries.html https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/query-data/queries