README

The library implements seamless with kreait/laravel-firebase, and also mocks some of their internal classes, so you don't have to set up a client twice. To achieve this we're using reflection, so if you're shomehow uncomfortable with this, then steer away.

I started this package with morrislaptop/firestore-php as a foundation, and then grew it to become a plug-and-play integration with the kreait package.

This package is not mature for general usage just yet. Use at your own risk.

Installation

This package is installed via Composer.

composer require tormjens/firestore

Due to Laravel's auto-discovery capabilities, the service provider is registerered automatically.

Usage

This package aims to create a fluent experience, preserving the feel of the Laravel framework.

Getting started

You first resolve Firestore out of the container.

use TorMorten\Firestore\Firestore;
$firestore = resolve(Factory::class);

You can also resolve using dependency injection.

public function __construct(Factory $firestore)
{
    $this->firestore = $firestore;
}

You can now start grabbing stuff from Firestore. First you'll need to define the collection your looking into.

$collection = $firestore->collection('users');

You'll now have the collection at hand, and can either select all documents in that collection:

$documents = $collection->documents();

Or you can grab a single document:

$document = $collection->document('1234');

Sample usage:

$collection = $firestore->collection('users');
$user = $collection->document('123456');

// Save a document
$user->set(['name' => 'tormjens', 'role' => 'developer']);

// Get a document
echo $user->name; // tormjens

// Delete a document
$user->delete();