Class: FirebaseAdapter

import {DataStore} from 'js-data'
import {FirebaseAdapter} from 'js-data-firebase'
const store = new DataStore()
const adapter = new FirebaseAdapter()
store.registerAdapter('firebase', adapter, { 'default': true })

Members

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<static> version

Details of the current version of the js-data-firebase module.

Details

Type	Source
Object	src/index.js, line 546

Properties:

Name	Type	Description
version.full	String	The full semver value.
version.major	Number	The major version number.
version.minor	Number	The minor version number.
version.patch	Number	The patch version number.
version.alpha	String | Boolean	The alpha version value, otherwise false if the current version is not alpha.
version.beta	String | Boolean	The beta version value, otherwise false if the current version is not beta.

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basePath

TODO

Details

Type	Source
String	src/index.js, line 59

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baseRef

The ref instance used by this adapter. Use this directly when you need to write custom queries.

Details

Type	Source
Object	src/index.js, line 102

Methods

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<static> extend(instanceProps, classProps)

Alternative to ES6 class syntax for extending FirebaseAdapter.

Method parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
instanceProps	Object	<optional>	Properties that will be added to the prototype of the subclass.
classProps	Object	<optional>	Properties that will be added as static properties to the subclass itself.

Return value:

Type	Description
Constructor	Subclass of FirebaseAdapter.

Details

Source
src/index.js, line 129

Examples

Using the ES2015 class syntax.

class MyFirebaseAdapter extends FirebaseAdapter {...}
const adapter = new MyFirebaseAdapter()

Using FirebaseAdapter.extend.

var instanceProps = {...}
var classProps = {...}

var MyFirebaseAdapter = FirebaseAdapter.extend(instanceProps, classProps)
var adapter = new MyFirebaseAdapter()