Important Notes

Key Considerations

• Firebase Initialization: FireSnippets internally initializes a Firebase app using the configuration provided in your snippets. Ensure that you have the correct Firebase configurations set up in your FireSnippets dashboard.

• Element IDs: Make sure that all element IDs used in your snippet configurations match the IDs of elements in your HTML.

• Variables: Variables are used to replace placeholders in paths, queries, and templates. Provide all necessary variables when calling methods.

• Error Handling: Always include .catch() when using Promises to handle potential errors.

• Real-Time Updates:

  • Enabling/Disabling: Real-time updates are controlled by the realTimeUpdatesOn property in your snippet configuration.
  • Unsubscribe: Use the unsubscribe method provided in the resolved object to stop listening to real-time updates when needed.

• Asynchronous Operations: All methods are asynchronous and return Promises. Use async/await or .then()/.catch() to handle them appropriately.

• Security Rules: Ensure that your Firebase security rules allow the operations you're performing, especially for read and write access.