Database

General

The Database node allows to create, read, update and delete objects on our managed instance of Firestore.

Input

CASE: Collection / Add

• Document data: Receives an Object with the data to add to the collection. Learn more on firestore.collection.add.

CASE: Collection / Get

• This operation has no parameters. Learn more on firestore.collection.add.

CASE: Document / Get

• Document id: Receives an `Object` with the document id to retrieve. Learn more on firestore.document.get.

CASE: Document / Update

• Document id: Receives an Object with the document id to update. Learn more on firestore.document.update.

• Document data: Receives an Object with the data to update to the document. Learn more on firestore.collection.add.

CASE: Document / Set

• Document id: Receives an Object with the document id to set. Learn more on firestore.document.set.

• Document data: Receives an Object with the data to set to the document. Learn more on firestore.document.set.

CASE: Document / Delete

• Document id: Receives an Object with the document id to delete. Learn more on firestore.document.delete.

Environment variables:

• firestore: Requires Project Id, Client Email and Private Key to be set.

Output

CASE: Collection / Add

• Out: Returns an Object with the added data. Learn more on firestore.collection.add.

CASE: Collection / Get

• Out: Returns an Object with the retrieved data. Learn more on firestore.collection.add.

CASE: Document / Get

• Out: Returns an Object with the retrieved data. Learn more on firestore.document.get.

CASE: Document / Update

• Out: Returns an Object with the update write result. Learn more on firestore.writeResult.

CASE: Document / Set

• Out: Returns an Object with the set write result. Learn more on firestore.writeResult.

CASE: Document / Delete

• Out: Returns an Object with the delete write result. Learn more on firestore.writeResult.

Use Cases

Retrieve a document from the database.

• Request (Get) ➡ Database (Get) ➡ Response (200)

Update a document from the database.

• Request (Post) ➡ Database (Post) ➡ Response (200)