firefast 0.0.12

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Firebase without the fuss.

Define fields once, then just .write(), .read(), .delete().
Type-safe. Clean. Fast. Easy. No string keys. No casting. No boilerplate.

Supports: Firestore, Realtime Database (in progress)
Coming soon: Auth, Storage, Remote Config, App Check, Functions, and more.

🛠 Roadmap #

• ✅ Core Functionality
• ✅ Firestore
• ❌ Documentation
• ❌ Smart Caching
• ❌ Rate Limits
• ❌ Realtime Database
• ❌ Firebase Auth
• ❌ Storage
• ❌ Remote Config
• ❌ App Check
• ❌ Functions

🚀 Example #

And this is just the tip of the iceberg!

final nameField = Firefast.field<String>(
  name: 'name',
  toFire: () async => getUser().name,
  fromFire: (raw) => raw.toString(),
);

final name = FirefastStore.col('users').doc('alice').toField(name);    // Same
final name = namefield.firestoreNewDoc('users', 'alice');              // Same
final doc = FirefastStore.col('users').doc('alice').withField(name);   // Document

await name.write();    // write 'name' field
await name.read();     // returns 'Alice'
await name.delete();   // deletes the field

await doc.write();    // writes all fields in the document
await doc.read();     // reads all defined fields
await doc.delete();   // deletes the entire document

🎯 Why Firefast? #

✅ Minimal Boilerplate – define once, reuse anywhere
✅ Separation of Concerns – field logic lives in the field
✅ Type Safety – avoid runtime errors and dynamic
✅ Composable – easily construct documents, subcollections, fields
✅ Scalable – works across all Firebase services (Firestore, RTDB, and more coming)
✅ Clean API – no manual set(), get(), or Map<String, dynamic> juggling

🔧 Under the Hood #

• Built on a modular path system (col().doc().withFields())
• Abstracted data sources (FastDataPathSource) allow plug-and-play with Firestore, Realtime DB, Remote Config, etc.
• Extensible caching system (FireCacheBox) with cooldowns and offline strategies (coming soon)

📦 Installation #

dependencies:
  firefast: ^latest

Contribute #

Pull requests, feedback, and ideas are welcome!
Help shape a better Firebase developer experience.