How to set up React with Firebase/Firestore v9 (Part 1 | onSnapshot)
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2021
- Performing queries in Firestore and deleting documents
Learn how to set up Firestore with React in a CRUD application (Web version 9 - Modular Syntax)
We'll be making a simple full-stack color palette app for this demonstration.
React Firestore v9 Playlist:
• How to set up React wi...
Part 1: Read realtime data with onSnapshot
• How to set up React wi...
Part 2: Create new documents with addDoc/setDoc
• How to set up React wi...
Part 3: Update existing documents with setDoc
• How to set up React wi...
Part 4: Performing queries and deleting documents
• How to set up React wi...
Part 5: Order document query by date created/modified timestamp
• How to set up React wi...
The code used in this video:
github.com/LogicismX/color-pa...
Firestore Quickstart Documentation:
firebase.google.com/docs/fire... - Věda a technologie
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Hey @Learn with Joe,
thank you so much for this message!! It's always so motivational to read comments like these.
also I'm glad that you found this helpful, I wasn't really sure how helpful this was gonna be xD
About the other firebase services, I'm in the process of making a video/series about Firebase Authentication, I've been quite busy lately so hopefully I can get it done by this week..
thanks for your support once again :)
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Hi, thanks for the video. You helped me to figure out the combination useEffect and Snapshot.👏
The Firebase docs are kind of clumky.
So I also want to share knowledge with you. Inside of the useEffect you were doing something like "return unsub".
The correct way is:
"return ( ) => unsub( )"
In short it needs to return a function which calls back (pun intended) unsub. 😊
The problem with most tutorials is that people explain what they are doing with the objects and functions, but they dont explain what exactly the functions or objects are doing, neither the origen of thoses and why we need them.
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Press control and + button for increase size of console window
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Btw you can make the dev tools larger by pressing CTRL and "+" while it's in focus. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Awesome. Can you please make a video on how to authenticate user with phone number and store the details of user on firestore, it be great ! Thanks.
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Hey Ankit
Are you working on react projects presently? Are you interested in exploring opportunities in web development ?
please depending on cost which one better realtime db or cloud firestore db for datatable with more search request per month thanks....
realtime db's costing depends on the storage size of your data, whereas cloud firestore's costing depends on the number of operations that you perform. In cloud firestore, the size of your data doesn't really matter because it's the number of operations that costs you money :)
Hi. This vid helped me out greatly in my current project! Question: How would I go about limiting the onSnapshot to only bring over 2 docs? I see on Firebase I need to use limit(2) but I cant see where I need to put that in this code. Any help would be awesome!
Hello.
First, you'd wanna do the imports:
import { query, collection, limit, onSnapshot } from "firebase/firestore";
Then, use limit(2) like so:
const collectionRef = collection(db, 'collectionName'); // Get the collection's reference
const q = query(collectionRef, limit(3)); // Store the query in variable 'q'
Then, replace the first argument of onSnapshot with the query variable 'q':
const unsub = onSnapshot(q, (doc) => {
// ...
});
Let me know if this works! I have yet to try this myself too.
@@ravenjs Worked with some modifications.
const [blogs, setBlogs] = useState([]);
const collectionRef = collection(db, "blogs");
const q = query(collectionRef, limit(2));
useEffect(
() =>
onSnapshot(q,(snapshot) =>
setBlogs(snapshot.docs.map((doc) => ({...doc.data(), id: doc.id})))
),
[q]
);
@@Atlantis281 Awesome amazing! :))
Hi!. Thank you for these great lessons. They have been really useful.
I have a question; Could you explain to me why the use of onSnapshot in useEffect like 'useEffect(() => onSnapshot...' assures that the listener will be terminated whenever the user is done. I was researching the internet and they use unsub but the app stops showing the data, under your approach it shows the data. I'm concerned about having it developed in React Native to have the users have the app, but it could deplete the battery if it's not properly done. Thanks in advance for your answer
In ES6 syntax, when you make an arrow function like this:
() => someFunction()
the return value of when someFunction is executed will be automatically returned to the parent arrow function. React's useEffect hook is designed to automatically execute any function handles that are returned to it. In this case, we are returning the return value of onSnapshot (which is the unsub function) to useEffect.
Thank you for this video tutorial.
Can you make a video about social login with version 9 of firebase?
Yes @Ivan I'll be doing a new series for Firebase Auth :)) thx for the suggestion too
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I almost cried when this worked for me
i know that feeling :))
Nice video...I think the function is called getDocs and not getData (12:47)....
yes, i think you're right :)) thx for the correction
Hi..before I watch, can you please tell me:
1. Is this using the latest version of Firebase
2. Do you include usage of the firebase hooks package
3. How many parts will there be to the series and when will they all be out
Thanks!
1. Yes I used the latest version of Firebase with the latest syntax (modular ES6)
2. No, I'm not using the 'react-firebase-hooks' package if that's what you're asking, but a video on how to create our own custom Firestore hooks is coming up!
3. There are only 2 parts to the series at the moment, coming out within the week. If more ideas come, I might add additional videos to the series but all of the basics would already be contained in the first two parts.
More React and Firebase 9 tutorials, Tailwind. Thanks.
Ah Tailwind CSS. yes yes Will thanks for the suggestion!
Please please could you make a tutorial on Firebase Auth with login with profile picture and using the latest version of firebase(v9 modular) PLEASE BROO
Hahaah @Ian Mont good suggestion, I'll get to it ASAP
@@ravenjs Yeaaahh
So, in my collection i have a map defined on the cloud firestore. However, it won't display the values. which is weird. Because the collection is the collection used in useEffect so it should not be undefined because it has a value. I'm getting this error TypeError: can't convert undefined to object. On firebase docs it says "Map: By keys, then by value -Represents an object embedded within a document. When indexed, you can query on subfields. If you exclude this value from indexing, then all subfields are also excluded from indexing."
{Object.entries(users.identity).map((key, value) => (
{value.firstName}
{value.lastName}
))}
Is your source code huge? Could you upload your file to pastebin (excluding sensitive information/API Keys) and post the link here?
And could you also paste the link to the Firebase docs that you referenced?
Thx @TheNamesJT :))
@@ravenjs Thanks but decided not to use firebase just wasn't working moved onto mongodb and going to deploy to heroku once i'm done with creating the database using that. Firebase is blah...
@@TheNamesJT Haha yes sometimes MongoDB is just better suited than Firebase :)))
can we put another snapshot in the root snapshot with async/await?
what do you mean?
@@ravenjs for outer snap , i want to get the list of documents . For inner snap , i want to get doc by id from the list of ducments.
hi I am using react native by expo and when try to const db = getFirestore() or console.log(getFireStore()) its said "undefined is not an object (evaluating '_ref23.options')". Do you know how to solve this problem? I've tried to search for it but cannot find the answer
hmm did you check if your API key is correct? if it is and it still doesn't work, you could try using the v8 (namespaced) syntax and see if that gives you the same error too?
@@ravenjs I researched more and find out that firebase v9 is not compatible with expo so I return to v8 and it works fine
@@thaibinh6585 ahh so the issue is indeed because of v9.. I was just taking a wild guess because I’ve never tried Firebase with expo too 🙃
Thanks for letting me know @Thai Binh I’ll be looking out for similar errors in the future :))
@@ravenjs man its took me 2-3 days trying over and over until I frustrated and happens to find the answer, feel bad man
thanks dude , btw what i was doing is like importing firebase from "firebase" but it showing error , `firebase is not imported like that` :(
did you manage to fix the error @kushal?
@@ravenjs yep
@@kushalshukla444 could you paste the full error here if you want me to take a look it it ? :))
@@ravenjs console.log("first")
useEffect(() =>
onSnapshot(collection(db,"message"),(snap)=>{
SetMessages(snap.docs.map(doc=>doc.data()))
}, [])); here what is happening is that when this code run, it keep on printing "first" , SetMessages is a function of usestate array.
@@kushalshukla444 it seems like your React App is perpetually re-rendering for some reason.
Could it be because of some code snippet that you wrote outside of useEffect()? another possible reason is because you forgot to put in the empty array as the 2nd argument in useEffect, but I think you already have it in the snippet that you pasted here
useEffect( () => {}, [] )
The component is re rendering continuously.
Did you add the empty array as the second argument for useEffect?
@@ravenjs yes
@@puneetdhiman5194 you could put your code on pastebin if you want me to check it out :))
Hey Puneet
Good to know that you like learning from these tutorials. Are you a fresher and open to exploring opportunities in web development currently?
@@priyankaroberts1093 yes
first comment on youtube ( in like 5 years)
Great work! Thanks a lot! You deserve more subscribers!
Also...Your way of describing/explaining is well structured (imo)! keep up the good work!
How do I push data to FireStore with a unique id?
Hey! What you wanted to do is gonna be in Part 2, but since you're here early I'll just show u how to do it now :))))
So this is what you'd do in an async function:
const docRef = await addDoc(collection(db, "colors"), {
name: "White",
value: "#fff"
});
console.log("Document written with ID: ", docRef.id);
If you prefer promises:
addDoc(collection(db, "colors"), {
name: "White",
value: "#fff"
}).then(docRef => console.log("Document written with ID: ", docRef.id));
You don't have to specific an ID if you want Firestore to automatically generate one for you.
Also, don't forget the imports:
import { collection, addDoc } from "firebase/firestore";
@@ravenjs I'm using a promise,
changed my setDoc to add Doc.
const sendPost = e => {
addDoc(doc(db, 'posts'),{
name: "Connor",
description: "Developer",
message: input,
}).then(DocumentReference => console.log("Document written with ID: ", **What goes here));
I'm getting an error saying my document ref must have an even number or segments, but posts has 1.
Appreciate the help!
@@Better_Dev nice. Did it work?
@@ravenjs No im getting an error saying my "document ref must have an even number of segments, but posts has 1"
Struggling here
@@Better_Dev First, "**What goes here" should be DocumentReference.id in your case, but this console.log is totally optional.
Next, the reason why you're getting the document ref error is because you are using doc(db, 'posts') as the first argument in addDoc().
doc() targets a specific document, whereas collection() targets an entire collection.
In your case, you probably should target a collection because you are adding a document to a collection.
So, simply changing doc(db, 'posts') to collection(db, 'posts') would work.
Bro
Thank you so much
With this video, I was finally able to unsubscribe my listeners
Thank you
gj
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hi its great firebase tutorial am trying to work on am getting this error can please help on this "errors.ts:94 Uncaught FirebaseError: Expected first argument to collection() to be a CollectionReference, a DocumentReference or FirebaseFirestore"
you might have to check the path of your document/collection reference