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[v3] Features that are not yet / will be supported? #198
By the quick glance of README file I'm not entirely sure if features like Crash reporting / notifications etc.. are supported by firestack, this led to a question:
Is there a list somewhere that shows current firebase features put against current firestack features and some sort of indication if missing fireabse features will be supported at certain point?
If there is no such list would you consider a pr from me for this? Could create a table given I have list of current + planned firestack features :)
@iljadaderko before you jump ahead and do that, please check out the v3 branch - that's the cutting edge release ;p lots of new things implemented there such as analytics, mirroring fb web sdk and so on.
If you'd like to PR for this then please send the PR to my fork, it'll get merged in then synced up to v3 branch.
@Salakar@auser sorry for late response guys, will gladly jump on this 👍 I think I'll have PR ready next weekend, due to new year celebrations. @Salakar I assumed v3 was merged into master already (As both documentations have exactly same installation guides for npm), what are the differences between these at the moment?
@iljadaderko its very usable, we use it in our prod app, its stable atm, my fork is where the madness is at, then I push up to v3 branch at stable intervals.
Upgrade path is literally switch to the firebase web sdk syntax e.g. .database becomes .database() and lots of similar changes such as method name changes. Pretty much just follow web sdk docs.
I haven't released it yet. I'm converting the example app (FirestackApp) to use v3 (in the v3 branch there). Once I've completed the transition, I'll release an alpha version on npm.
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auser commentedon Dec 28, 2016
Yes, absolutely. Send a PR and I'll fill it out!
:)
Salakar commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@iljadaderko before you jump ahead and do that, please check out the v3 branch - that's the cutting edge release ;p lots of new things implemented there such as analytics, mirroring fb web sdk and so on.
If you'd like to PR for this then please send the PR to my fork, it'll get merged in then synced up to v3 branch.
[-]Features that are not yet / will be supported?[/-][+][v3] Features that are not yet / will be supported?[/+]xzilja commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@Salakar @auser sorry for late response guys, will gladly jump on this 👍 I think I'll have PR ready next weekend, due to new year celebrations. @Salakar I assumed v3 was merged into master already (As both documentations have exactly same installation guides for npm), what are the differences between these at the moment?
Salakar commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@iljadaderko so many changes to go through all of them, I think the only things left now that are missing from firestack are:
Eventually it'll just be those two features that are not doable over the react native bridge.
Master and v3 have not been merged.
xzilja commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@Salakar I see, is v3 usable? If so what would the upgrade path look like from current one on master?
Salakar commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@iljadaderko its very usable, we use it in our prod app, its stable atm, my fork is where the madness is at, then I push up to v3 branch at stable intervals.
Upgrade path is literally switch to the firebase web sdk syntax e.g.
.databasebecomes.database()and lots of similar changes such as method name changes. Pretty much just follow web sdk docs.xzilja commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@Salakar Awesome, I assume it is available via npm at
react-native-firestack@3.0or something like this?Salakar commentedon Dec 29, 2016
@iljadaderko not yet, you can npm install it with the git name / url
e.g.
@auser said he'll release a v3 alpha version to npm sometime tomorrow.
xzilja commentedon Jan 1, 2017
@Salakar @auser hey guys, has alpha version become available on npm?
Salakar commentedon Jan 2, 2017
@iljadaderko still waiting on @auser sorry.
auser commentedon Jan 4, 2017
I haven't released it yet. I'm converting the example app (FirestackApp) to use v3 (in the v3 branch there). Once I've completed the transition, I'll release an alpha version on npm.
https://github.com/fullstackreact/FirestackApp/tree/feature/v3
Pos are gladly accepted!
xzilja commentedon Jan 9, 2017
#223 needs to be filled out
xzilja commentedon Jan 19, 2017
still needs filling out
nkashyap commentedon Jan 24, 2017
Hello guys, if you push
Remote configchanges in the branch I can pick it up. Thanks