Cloud Firestore में अपनी मौजूदगी बनाएं

// Fetch the current user's ID from Firebase Authentication.
var uid = firebase.auth().currentUser.uid;

// Create a reference to this user's specific status node.
// This is where we will store data about being online/offline.
var userStatusDatabaseRef = firebase.database().ref('/status/' + uid);

// We'll create two constants which we will write to 
// the Realtime database when this device is offline
// or online.
var isOfflineForDatabase = {
    state: 'offline',
    last_changed: firebase.database.ServerValue.TIMESTAMP,
};

var isOnlineForDatabase = {
    state: 'online',
    last_changed: firebase.database.ServerValue.TIMESTAMP,
};

// Create a reference to the special '.info/connected' path in 
// Realtime Database. This path returns `true` when connected
// and `false` when disconnected.
firebase.database().ref('.info/connected').on('value', function(snapshot) {
    // If we're not currently connected, don't do anything.
    if (snapshot.val() == false) {
        return;
    };

    // If we are currently connected, then use the 'onDisconnect()' 
    // method to add a set which will only trigger once this 
    // client has disconnected by closing the app, 
    // losing internet, or any other means.
    userStatusDatabaseRef.onDisconnect().set(isOfflineForDatabase).then(function() {
        // The promise returned from .onDisconnect().set() will
        // resolve as soon as the server acknowledges the onDisconnect() 
        // request, NOT once we've actually disconnected:
        // https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/firebase.database.OnDisconnect

        // We can now safely set ourselves as 'online' knowing that the
        // server will mark us as offline once we lose connection.
        userStatusDatabaseRef.set(isOnlineForDatabase);
    });
});
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// ...
var userStatusFirestoreRef = firebase.firestore().doc('/status/' + uid);

// Firestore uses a different server timestamp value, so we'll 
// create two more constants for Firestore state.
var isOfflineForFirestore = {
    state: 'offline',
    last_changed: firebase.firestore.FieldValue.serverTimestamp(),
};

var isOnlineForFirestore = {
    state: 'online',
    last_changed: firebase.firestore.FieldValue.serverTimestamp(),
};

firebase.database().ref('.info/connected').on('value', function(snapshot) {
    if (snapshot.val() == false) {
        // Instead of simply returning, we'll also set Firestore's state
        // to 'offline'. This ensures that our Firestore cache is aware
        // of the switch to 'offline.'
        userStatusFirestoreRef.set(isOfflineForFirestore);
        return;
    };

    userStatusDatabaseRef.onDisconnect().set(isOfflineForDatabase).then(function() {
        userStatusDatabaseRef.set(isOnlineForDatabase);

        // We'll also add Firestore set here for when we come online.
        userStatusFirestoreRef.set(isOnlineForFirestore);
    });
});
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userStatusFirestoreRef.onSnapshot(function(doc) {
    var isOnline = doc.data().state == 'online';
    // ... use isOnline
});
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const functions = require('firebase-functions/v1');
const { initializeApp } = require('firebase-admin/app');
const { getFirestore } = require('firebase-admin/firestore');
initializeApp();

// Since this code will be running in the Cloud Functions environment
// we call initialize Firestore without any arguments because it
// detects authentication from the environment.
const firestore = getFirestore();

// Create a new function which is triggered on changes to /status/{uid}
// Note: This is a Realtime Database trigger, *not* Firestore.
exports.onUserStatusChanged = functions.database.ref('/status/{uid}').onUpdate(
    async (change, context) => {
      // Get the data written to Realtime Database
      const eventStatus = change.after.val();

      // Then use other event data to create a reference to the
      // corresponding Firestore document.
      const userStatusFirestoreRef = firestore.doc(`status/${context.params.uid}`);

      // It is likely that the Realtime Database change that triggered
      // this event has already been overwritten by a fast change in
      // online / offline status, so we'll re-read the current data
      // and compare the timestamps.
      const statusSnapshot = await change.after.ref.once('value');
      const status = statusSnapshot.val();
      functions.logger.log(status, eventStatus);
      // If the current timestamp for this data is newer than
      // the data that triggered this event, we exit this function.
      if (status.last_changed > eventStatus.last_changed) {
        return null;
      }

      // Otherwise, we convert the last_changed field to a Date
      eventStatus.last_changed = new Date(eventStatus.last_changed);

      // ... and write it to Firestore.
      return userStatusFirestoreRef.set(eventStatus);
    });
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firebase.firestore().collection('status')
    .where('state', '==', 'online')
    .onSnapshot(function(snapshot) {
        snapshot.docChanges().forEach(function(change) {
            if (change.type === 'added') {
                var msg = 'User ' + change.doc.id + ' is online.';
                console.log(msg);
                // ...
            }
            if (change.type === 'removed') {
                var msg = 'User ' + change.doc.id + ' is offline.';
                console.log(msg);
                // ...
            }
        });
    });
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