Firebase.jl

Julia's interface to the Firebase's REST API. Covers cloud firestore, cloud storage, firebase authenication, realtime database
Author ashwani-rathee
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Firebase.jl : Julia Firebase

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Firebase.jl is the solution for working with Firebase with the Julia programming language.

Notes:

Firebase isn't endorsing this project and hasn't built this project. So use it at your own discretion and risk.

Installation

Stable Version

# Enter ']' from the REPL to enter Pkg mode.
pkg> add Firebase

Dev Version

using Pkg
# Enter ']' from the REPL to enter Pkg mode.
pkg> add https://github.com/ashwani-rathee/Firebase.jl.git

Cloud Firestore

To fetch a document

using Firebase

Firebase.init("[FIREBASE_ADMIN_SDK].json") # just init() works too

# if you have multiple sdk key files, in your project make a firebase folder and put all key in that folder
Firebase.init()

Firebase.init() will look something like this:

julia> Firebase.init()
Choose your admin sdk key for use:
   firebase/2.json
 > firebase/fir-jl-457eb-firebase-adminsdk-40928-b1054bfad0.json
Project Admin SDK key is firebase/fir-jl-457eb-firebase-adminsdk-40928-b1054bfad0.json now!!
project_id: fir-jl-457eb
client_email: firebase-adminsdk-40928@fir-jl-457eb.iam.gserviceaccount.com

To get document or a collection:

res = get_request("/firebase_test/firebase_get") # document get
res = get_request("/firebase_test/firebase_get/firebase_get_collection") # collection fetch

To Update/Insert a document

init("[FIREBASE_ADMIN_SDK].json")
firestore_patch("/firebase_test/firebase_patch")

To get list of documents

init("[FIREBASE_ADMIN_SDK].json")
firestore_getdoclist("/firebase_test")

Realtime Database

Initializing the realdb for the base url, reduces the effort later

realdbinit("https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app")
Base Url set:"https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app"

GET - Reading Data

Data from your Realtime Database can be read by issuing an HTTP GET request to an endpoint. The following example demonstrates how you might retrieve a user's name that you had previously stored in Realtime Database.

julia> realdb_get("/firebase_test")
ulia> realdb_get("/firebase_test")
FINAL URL: "https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app/firebase_test.json"
GET successful
Dict{String, Any} with 3 entries

POST - Pushing Data

To accomplish the equivalent of the JavaScript push() method (see Lists of Data), you can issue a POST request. A successful request is indicated by a 200 OK HTTP status code. The response contains the child name of the new data specified in the POST request.

julia> realdb_post("/firebase_test/firebase_new/","""{"hello":1}""")
FINAL URL: "https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app/firebase_test/firebase_new.json"
POST successful
Dict{String, Any} with 1 entry:
  "name" => "-McElRx3ZBP-l7pCF0LN"

DELETE - Removing Data

You can delete data with a DELETE request A successful DELETE request is indicated by a 200 OK HTTP status code with a response containing JSON null.

julia> realdb_delete("/firebase_test/firebase_new")
https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app/firebase_test/firebase_new.json
DELETE successful

PUT - Writing Data

You can write data with a PUT request. A successful request is indicated by a 200 OK HTTP status code. The response contains the data specified in the PUT request.

julia> realdb_put("/firebase_test/firebase_new/","""{"hello":1}""")
FINAL URL: "https://fir-jl-457eb-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app/firebase_test/firebase_new.json"
PUT successful
Dict{String, Any} with 1 entry:
  "name" => "-McElRx3ZBP-l7pCF0LN"

Projects using this project

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Reference

For further examples, guides and reference please refer to the documentation linked above.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! In most cases, it will be helpful to discuss the change you would like to make on Discord before diving in too deep.

Credits

Thanks to below mentioned projects as I used them as reference:

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