Function that creates a Higher Order Component which automatically listens/unListens to provided firebase paths using React's Lifecycle hooks. WARNING!! This is an advanced feature, and should only be used when needing to access a firebase instance created under a different store key.
Parameters
storeKey
String Name of redux store which contains Firebase state (state.firebase) (optional, default'store'
)
Examples
Basic
// props.firebase set on App component as firebase object with helpers
import { createFirestoreConnect } from 'react-redux-firebase'
// create firebase connect that uses another redux store
const firestoreConnect = createFirestoreConnect('anotherStore')
// use the firebaseConnect to wrap a component
export default firestoreConnect()(SomeComponent)
Returns Function HOC that accepts a watchArray and wraps a component
Extends React.Component
Higher Order Component that automatically listens/unListens to provided Cloud Firestore paths using React's Lifecycle hooks. Make sure you have required/imported Cloud Firestore, including it's reducer, before attempting to use. Note Populate is not yet supported.
Parameters
queriesConfig
Array Array of objects or strings for paths to sync from Firebase. Can also be a function that returns the array. The function is passed the current props and the firebase object.
Examples
Basic
// props.firebase set on App component as firebase object with helpers
import { firestoreConnect } from 'react-redux-firebase'
export default firestoreConnect()(SomeComponent)
Basic
import { connect } from 'react-redux'
import { firestoreConnect } from 'react-redux-firebase'
// pass todos list from redux as props.todosList
export default compose(
firestoreConnect(() => ['todos']), // sync todos collection from Firestore into redux
connect((state) => ({
todosList: state.firestore.data.todos
})
)(SomeComponent)
Returns Function that accepts a component to wrap and returns the wrapped component