AngularFire2 Support - How do I get a hold of the User interface?
See original GitHub issueIt’s located here: https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/nativescript-plugin-firebase/blob/c543b539771b1996bb1a6d81e4191f681d0ba516/src/platforms/web/typings/firebase-webapi.d.ts#L36
import * as firebase from 'nativescript-plugin-firebase/app'
doesn’t seem to contain that interface.
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Godspeed to you!
I’m here to assist if you need anything.
We’re in the middle of converting a rather big Angular project to NativeScript, and it is pretty dependent on AF2. I’ve tasked myself with figuring out the leanest way to get our database layer working again, and it’s either refactoring out AF2, or making it support your plugin (I’m fond of the latter idea).
I haven’t decided what route I’m taking yet (need to decipher the workload involved), but if I go down this route, I’ll do whatever it takes to maintain backwards compatibility while bringing the API up to date.