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Package laravel-firebase
Short Description A Firebase port for Laravel (4.2+)
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laravel-firebase
A Firebase port for Laravel (4.2+)
Configuration
Install via composer. If you have minimum-stability set to stable, you should add a @beta or @dev in order to use the php-jwt library (a dependency managed by firebase for generating JSON web token).
Add the following line to your composer.json and run composer update:
{
"require": {
"lucasvieirawerner/laravel-firebase": "dev-master"
}
}Then add the service providers and facades to config/app.php
'lucasvieirawerner\LaravelFirebase\LaravelFirebaseServiceProvider',...
'Firebase' => 'lucasvieirawerner\LaravelFirebase\LaravelFirebaseFacade'Access Tokens
Finally, you should configure your firebase connection in the config/database.php array. There are two ways you can define this:
Simple Access Token
Advanced: Request a JWT
This accepts any of the standard options allowed by the firebase security rules and will generate a JSON Web Token for more granular authentication (subject to auth security rules and expirations).
The FirebaseClient instance is loaded into the IoC container as a singleton, containing a Guzzle instance used to interact with Firebase.
Getting Started
Making simple get requests:
Model Syncing
By default this package will keep your Eloquent models in sync with Firebase. That means that whenever eloquent.updated: * is fired, the model will be pushed to Firebase.
This package will automatically look for 'id', '_id', and '$id' variables on the model so that Firebase paths are normalized like so:
To disable this, please ensure 'sync' => false in your database.connections.firebase configuration array.
This works with any package that overwrites the default Eloquent model SO LONG AS it is configured to fire the appropriate saved and updated events. At the moment it is tested with the base Illuminate...Model as well as the Jenssegers MongoDB Eloquent Model
Syncing Models Individually
If you want to add a whitelist of properties to push to firebase automatically whenever a model is updated, you can do so by adding a whitelist of properties to any supported model.
This action happens regardless of the (automatic) sync property in your configuration array. If the $firebase whitelist array is found, then the fields contained will be posted on every update event.
