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 - @db2lake/driver-firestore/lib/index.js
 
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@db2lake/driver-firestore
Firestore source driver for the @db2lake pipeline framework. Streams documents using Firestore queries with cursor-based pagination and snapshot-based batching.
Installation
Install the driver:
npm install @db2lake/driver-firestoreCredentials: provide credentials via appOptions.credential (e.g., credential.cert(...)) or use environment-based credentials where appropriate. Do not commit service account keys to source control.
Project structure
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts  # FirestoreSourceDriver implementation
│   └── index.test.ts  # unit tests
│   └── type.ts   # Type definitions for configuration
└── package.json  # Package metadataQuick usage
import { FirestoreSourceDriver, FirestoreConfig } from '@db2lake/driver-firestore';
import { credential } from 'firebase-admin';
const config: FirestoreConfig = {
  appOptions: {
    credential: credential.cert(require('./service-account.json'))
  },
  collection: 'users',
  orderBy: [['lastName', 'asc']],
  limit: 50
};
const driver = new FirestoreSourceDriver(config);
try {
  for await (const batch of driver.fetch()) {
    console.log(`Processing ${batch.length} users...`);
  }
} finally {
  await driver.close();
}Advanced example (filters, multiple sort fields)
import { FirestoreSourceDriver, FirestoreConfig } from '@db2lake/driver-firestore';
import { credential } from 'firebase-admin';
const config: FirestoreConfig = {
  appOptions: { credential: credential.cert(require('./service-account.json')) },
  collection: 'orders',
  where: [
    ['status', '==', 'pending'],
    ['amount', '>', 1000]
  ],
  orderBy: [ ['createdAt', 'desc'], ['amount', 'desc'] ],
  limit: 100,
  startAfter: [new Date('2025-01-01'), 5000]
};
const driver = new FirestoreSourceDriver(config);
try {
  for await (const batch of driver.fetch()) {
    for (const doc of batch) console.log(doc.id, doc);
  }
} finally {
  await driver.close();
}Configuration reference
where?: [string, WhereFilterOp, any][]— filter conditionsorderBy?: [string, OrderByDirection][]— ordering (required when using cursors)limit?: number— batch size (default 100)startAt? | startAfter? | endBefore? | endAt?— cursor values matchingorderByappOptions— options forinitializeAppincluding credentialsappName?— optional Firebase app namecollection— collection path to query
Notes:
- The driver calls 
connect()automatically on firstfetch()if not connected. fetch()yields arrays of documents in the shape{ id: string, ...data }.
API
new FirestoreSourceDriver<T>(config: FirestoreConfig)— construct driverconnect(): Promise<void>— initialize Firebase app and Firestore clientfetch(): AsyncGenerator<Array<{id: string} & DocumentData>, void, unknown>— iterate batchesclose(): Promise<void>— terminate Firestore client and reset state
Error handling
Driver operations may throw FirebaseError for invalid credentials, permission issues, or network errors. Use try/catch/finally and always call close() in a finally block to release resources.
License
MIT