gregfenton

#!/bin/bash
red=$(tput setaf 1)
green=$(tput setaf 2)
blue=$(tput setaf 6)
yellow=$(tput setaf 3)
reset=$(tput sgr0)

ROOT=$(pwd)

echo ""

gregfenton

const functions = require('firebase-functions');
const firestore = require('@google-cloud/firestore');
const client = new firestore.v1.FirestoreAdminClient();

//
// Add config values with CLI command:
//    firebase functions:config:set my_app_name='{"fsBackupBucket":"gs://my-fs-backup-bucket"}'
//
const config = functions.config();

gregfenton

/**
 * firestore_add_field_to_all_docs_in_collection.js
 *
 * This script is assumed to live in an existing Javascript project that has its own package.json.
 * I store this script in <PROJECT_ROOT>/tools/cleanup/.
 *
 * To use:
 *  1. Import the 'firebase' and 'esm' NPM modules to your project (Run the command: `npm install firebase esm`)
 *  2. Edit the data for USER1 and FIREBASE_CONFIG, then adjust parameters in `main` for the call to `visitDocs`.
 *

gregfenton

/**
 * get_firestore_collection_as_json.js
 *
 * This code is a "node script" used to fetch all documents from a Firestore collection,
 * either in "the cloud" or the emulator, and write them to a file as JSON.
 *
 * The script is a "client app", so it logs in with Firebase Auth using email/password from the variable USER1.
 * This USER1 user ([email protected]) must exist in your Firebase project and have read access
 * to the collection(s) you are populating.  You can create that account via
 * Firebase Console >> Authentication.

gregfenton

/**
 * A script that:
 *   1. loads Google Sheets API keys and spreadsheet IDs (see GOOGLE_API_KEY)
 *   2. connects to the identifed Google Sheet
 *   3. grabs the data from a named Worksheet (see SHEET_TO_GET)
 *   4. iterates over each row (see processUserRows())
 *   5. puts them into a JSON structure
 *   6. and writes that out to a file (see FILE_NAME)
 *
 * To run this script, I have this in my package.json:

gregfenton

/**
 * load_json_to_firstore.js
 *
 * This code is a "node script" used to load data into your Firestore database, either in "the cloud" or the emulator.
 *
 * The script is a "client app", so it logs in with Firebase Auth using email/password from the variable USER1.
 *
 * The USER1 user ([email protected]) must exist in your Firebase project and have write access
 * to the collection(s) you are populating.  You can create that account via Firebase Console >> Authentication.
 *

gregfenton

/**
 * cleanup_firestore.js
 *
 * This code is a "node script" used to delete all documents from a Firestore
 * collection that are older than a given date.  This script can run against
 * "the cloud" or the emulator.
 *
 * The jump point for the script is this line in main():
 *
 *    await deleteDocs('orders', 'closedDate', '<', new Date('2021/08/31'))