1. Run npm install to install dependencies.
2. Edit src/firebase_config.ts to specify your PROJECT_ID and API_KEY. (not required if you only want to use the Firestore emulator).
3. Edit src/run_the_test.ts to run whatever code you want to run.

1. Run npm run build to generate the compiled JavaScript.
2. Run npm run serve to start an HTTP server.
3. Open http://localhost:9080/ in a web browser.
4. Click the "Run Test" button.

1. Run npm run run to run the code in Node.

To connect to the Firestore emulator, specify -e, for example npm run run -- -e

To enable Firestore debug logging, specify -v, for example npm run run -- -v

As a convenience, run npm run run:emulator to launch an emulator, run the test, then stop the emulator.

1. Install the Firebase CLI (see link below for details).
2. Run firebase init hosting to configure the directory for hosting.
3. Run npm run build to compile the browser bundle.
4. Run firebase deploy --only hosting to deploy.

For more details, see https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/quickstart.

git clone https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk
cd firebase-js-sdk
yarn
yarn build
cd packages/firestore
yarn build:debug
yarn pack  # this creates a tar file (e.g. firebase-firestore-v3.4.4.tgz)
cd ~/firestore-team/web
npm install firebase-firestore-v3.4.4.tgz

This repository uses "prettier" to format the code. To run the code formatter, simply run

npm run prettier

Note that importing the Firebase modules is done using the firebase/firestore import, rather than the @firebase/firestore import. That is, the leading @ is omitted. This is the recommended best practice.

See go/firebase-js-sdk-module-resolution for details.