firestore_model 0.9.8

Firestore Model easy to use firestore collections by model data

firestore_model

Easy way to use firestore collection with data model

Adding Firestore Model to your project

In your project's pubspec.yaml file,

• Add firestore_model latest version to your dependencies.

# pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  firestore_model: ^<latest version>

Config

void main() async {
  await FirebaseApp.initializeApp(
      settings: FirestoreModelSettings(
          //persistenceEnabled: true,
          ));
  runApp(MyApp());
}

Data Model

• define your model User
• extend model with FirestoreModel with your model Type

class User extends FirestoreModel<User> {
}

• override toMap && responseBuilder

class User extends FirestoreModel<User> {
  String? firstName;
  String? lastName;

  User({this.firstName, this.lastName});

  // use to read
  User.fromMap(Map<String, dynamic> map) {
    this.firstName = map['first_name'];
    this.lastName = map['last_name'];
  }

  // use to write
  @override
  Map<String, dynamic> get toMap => {
    'first_name': this.firstName,
    'last_name': this.lastName,
  };

  @override
  ResponseBuilder<User> get responseBuilder => (map) => User.fromMap(map);
  
}

• we plural model name and use it as collection name in this example collection name will be users.
• if you wont to change collection name override collectionName in your model.

@override
String get collectionName => 'users';

Inject Model

• Inject your Model

FirestoreModel.inject(User());

• Inject All your Models

FirestoreModel.injectAll([User()]);

• retrieve your model

FirestoreModel.use<User>();

Create

To Write in data base:

• prepare your data model like this:

User user = User(firstName: "Mohamed", lastName: "Abdullah 3");

• call create method from your model like this:

user.create();

• return document as a model;
• if you have id for doc:

user.create(docId: 'hdoihvnoirejiu9345j');

Save

• use save to create or update model.
• make changes to your model and call save:

user.firstName = 'new firstname';
user.save()

Update

• update specific fields in your model call update:

user.update(data: {
"first_name": "Mohamed",
"last_name": "Abdullah"
})

• update specific model use update by pass docId:

FirestoreModel.use<User>().update(
  docId: 'hdoihvnoirejiu9345j',
  data: {
    "first_name": "Mohamed",
    "last_name": "Abdullah"
  })

delete

• delete current model call delete:

user.delete();

• delete specific model use delete by pass docId:

FirestoreModel.use<User>().delete(docId: 'hdoihvnoirejiu9345j')

Exists

• check if document is exists call exists by docId:

bool isExists = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().exists('hdoihvnoirejiu9345j')

Find

• To get document data by document id call find:

User user = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().find('hdoihvnoirejiu9345j')

• To stream document data by document id call streamFind:

Stream<User> streamUser = FirestoreModel.use<User>().streamFind('hdoihvnoirejiu9345j')

All

• To get all documents call all:

List<User> users = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().all()

• To stream all documents call streamAll:

Stream<List<User>> streamUsers = FirestoreModel.use<User>().streamAll()

First

• To get first result from your collection call first:
• you can build your query like where orderBy or any query buildr methods:

User firstUser = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().first(
    queryBuilder: (query) => query.where('score', isGreaterThan: 100)
    .orderBy('score', descending: true)
    );

Get

• To get results from your collection call get:
• you can build your query like where orderBy or any query buildr methods:

List<User> topUsers = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().get(
    queryBuilder: (query) => query.orderBy('score', descending: true).limit(10)
    );

• To stream results from your collection call streamGet:

Stream<List<User>> topUsers = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().streamGet(
    queryBuilder: (query) => query.orderBy('score', descending: true).limit(10)
    );

Pagination

• To get results limit and load more as pagination from your collection call paginate.
• you can build your query like where orderBy or any query buildr methods.
• you can set perPage in your call or set in your model

List<User> topUsers = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().paginate(
    perPage: 15,
    queryBuilder: (query) => query.orderBy('score', descending: true),
    );

• To stream results from your collection call streamPaginate:

Stream<List<User>> topUsers = await FirestoreModel.use<User>().streamPaginate(
    perPage: 15,
    queryBuilder: (query) => query.orderBy('score', descending: true),
    );

Builders

• ModelSingleBuilder: get first or find by docId.

ModelSingleBuilder<User>(
// your query to get first result
query: (q) => q.orderBy('createdAt'),
// pass document id if you need to get only this document
docId: 'iuiouurpoeuriqwe',
builder: (_, snapshot) {
// your widget
});

• ModelGetBuilder: get documents with any query.

ModelGetBuilder<User>(
// your query to get results
query: (q) => q.orderBy('createdAt'),
builder: (_, snapshot) {
// your list builder
});

• ModelStreamGetBuilder: stream get documents with any query.

ModelStreamGetBuilder<User>(
// your query to stream results
query: (q) => q.orderBy('createdAt'),
builder: (_, snapshot) {
// your list builder
});

• ModelStreamSingleBuilder: stream first or find by docId.

ModelStreamSingleBuilder<User>(
// your query to stream first result
query: (q) => q.orderBy('createdAt'),
// pass document id if you need to stream only this document
docId: 'iuiouurpoeuriqwe',
builder: (_, snapshot) {
// your widget
});

Builder Listener

you can listen to any builder: * onLoading => fire when builder is loading. * onChange => fire when your data in stream builder changed. * onSuccess => fire when builder return data * onError => fire if error in query * onEmpty => fire if builder success but data is empty

onChange: () {
  print("Data Change");
},
onLoading: () {
    return Center(
    child: Text("Loading"),
    );
},
onEmpty: () => Center(
  child: Text("Sorry Your List is Empty"),
),
onSuccess: (data) {
  //return builder widget;
},
onError: (error) => print("Error $error"),

FieldValue

• increment: increment field value

// this increase user score by 1;
user.increment(field: 'score');

// this increase user score by 2;
user.increment(field: 'score', value: 2);

• decrement: decrement field value

// this decrease user score by 1;
user.decrement(field: 'score');

// this decrease user score by 2;
user.decrement(field: 'score', value: 2);

• arrayUnion: union elements to array

// append 'kotlin' to user languages
user.arrayUnion(field: 'languages', elements: ['kotlin']);

• arrayRemove: remove elements from array

// remove 'kotlin' from user languages
user.arrayRemove(field: 'languages', elements: ['kotlin']);

• remove: remove field from document

// remove 'languages' field from user document
user.remove(field: 'languages');

SubCollection

SubCollection is a collection associated with a specific document.

Prepare SubCollection Model

• create Model for SubCollection and extends model with SubCollectionModel with your model Type:

class Post extends SubCollectionModel<Post> {
}

• override toMap && responseBuilder
• we plural model name and use it as collection name in this example collection name will be posts.
• if you wont to change subCollection name override subCollectionName in your model

@override
String get subCollectionName => 'posts';

Create in SubCollection

• use parent to work with subCollection

Post post = user.subCollection<Post>();
post.title = "new test Title For post ${DateTime.now()}";
post.description = "Description Title in post Sub collection";
post.create();

Update document in SubCollection

// use `update` to update document in subCollection
post.update(data: {'title': 'updated title'});

// or you can use `save`
post.description = 'new description';
post.save();

if you have SubCollectionModel you can work as any FirestoreModel

Builder With SubCollection

• to use builders to retrieve subCollection Documents you must be have parentModel

ModelStreamGetBuilder<Post>(
// parent model for Post SubCollectionModel
parentModel: user,
builder: (_, snapshot) {
// your list builder
}
);