Using analytics throws some warnings

If I try to use analytics importing firebase like this, it doesn’t have analytics in autocomplete:

import { firebase } from '@nativescript/firebase';

So, I’m importing it like this:

import * as firebase from '@nativescript/firebase'; With this kind of import, it does provide analytics in autocomplete, but there’s warnings being shown while building the app:

WARNING in ./app/services/xxx.service.ts 20:12-30
"export 'analytics' (imported as 'firebase') was not found in '@nativescript/firebase'
 @ ./app/modules/main/services/yyy.service.ts
 @ ./app/app.module.ts
 @ ./main.ts

I’m using @nativescript/firebase version 11.0.0.

[timdoege]

Import analytics like this instead:

import { analytics } from '@nativescript/firebase/analytics';

[tomtastico]

@timdoege thanks for the tip, this fixed it for me for various packages. I was importing directly from @nativescript/firebase and while Visual Studio Code seems happy with that (doesn’t complain there is no export) it fails while building. Importing from the subfolder of the package fixes it.

Seems this is only for the packages that have their own folder in https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/nativescript-plugin-firebase/tree/master/src as for example firestore can be imported directly from @nativescript/firebase, not @nativescript/firebase/firestore.

So as of now, I think you have to import individually:

• admob
• analytics
• crashlytics
• functions
• inappmessaging
• messaging
• mlkit
• performance
• storage