v1.0.0

‼️ BREAKING

queryFirestore() does NOT return an object of items anymore. The second argument = true does not change anything anymore the function always returns an array of objects now.

The second argument is used for serialization now, see below.

✨ New

queryFirestore(item, serialize) now takes serialize as second argument, which can be the following:

• true: add id and path to the item (default)
• false: add nothing to the item
• function(doc): item: A serialization function that takes a snapshot/doc and returns the item. You can do your own serialization in the function, like converting timestampts to date objects. See documentation for more info.

v0.3.0

• Added copyCollection() function
• Restructured entire module

v0.2.5

• Added Types for Firebase-Admin resp. Client SDK separately, see here

(So far only for the Client SDK and the "queryFirestore()" function, will add more typings later)

v0.2.4

(skipped v0.2.2 and v0.2.3)

• Added deleteEntireCollection()

v0.2.1

setToFirestore()

• Now takes in an optional third argument batch, which takes in an uncommited batch and returns it with the .set() added to the batch.

queryFirestore()

• Now takes in an optional second argument asObject, returning a map of objects instead of an array of objects if set to true.

unwrapFirestoreDoc()

• same as queryFirestore()

Thanks to @Command2017 for these new features! 👍

v0.1.2

addToFirestore() now also clones the payload, so the payload does not get changed.
id and path will be added to the clone, which is returned from the function.

v0.1.0

Added two new functions that remove added pathand id attributes again before adding/setting a document to Firestore:

• addToFirestore()
• setToFirestore()

Thanks to @Command2017 for the contribution!

v0.0.10

Added Babel, package exports now an es_module for wider support.

v0.0.5

Used typescript internally.

v0.0.1

Initial release