copy

fun ConnectorConfig.copy(
    connector: String = this.connector,
    location: String = this.location,
    serviceId: String = this.serviceId
): ConnectorConfig

Creates and returns a newConnectorConfig instance with the given property values.

copy

fun DataConnectSettings.copy(
    host: String = this.host,
    sslEnabled: Boolean = this.sslEnabled
): DataConnectSettings

Creates and returns a newDataConnectSettings instance with the given property values.

copy

fun LocalDate.copy(year: Int = this.year, month: Int = this.month, day: Int = this.day): LocalDate

Creates and returns a newLocalDate instance with the given property values.

decode

inline fun <T : Any?>AnyValue.decode(): T

Decodes the encapsulated value using thedefault serializer for the return type, as computed byserializer.

decode

fun <T : Any?>AnyValue.decode(
    deserializer: DeserializationStrategy<T>,
    serializersModule: SerializersModule? = null
): T

Decodes the encapsulated value using the given deserializer.

encode

fun <T : Any?>AnyValue.Companion.encode(
    value: T,
    serializer: SerializationStrategy<T>,
    serializersModule: SerializersModule? = null
): AnyValue

Encodes the given value using the given serializer to anAnyValue object, and returns it.

encode

inline fun <T : Any?>AnyValue.Companion.encode(value: T): AnyValue

Encodes the given value using the givendefault serializer for the given object, as computed byserializer.

fromAny

fun AnyValue.Companion.fromAny(value: Any): AnyValue

Creates and returns anAnyValue object created using theAnyValue constructor that corresponds to the runtime type of the given value.

fromAny

fun AnyValue.Companion.fromAny(value: Any?): AnyValue?

Creates and returns anAnyValue object created using theAnyValue constructor that corresponds to the runtime type of the given value, or returnsnull if the given value isnull.

getInstance

fun FirebaseDataConnect.Companion.getInstance(
    app: FirebaseApp,
    config: ConnectorConfig,
    settings: DataConnectSettings = DataConnectSettings()
): FirebaseDataConnect

Returns the instance ofFirebaseDataConnect associated with the givenFirebaseApp andConnectorConfig, creating theFirebaseDataConnect instance if necessary.

The instances ofFirebaseDataConnect are keyed from the givenFirebaseApp, using the identity comparison operator===, and the givenConnectorConfig, using the equivalence operator==. That is, the first invocation of this method with a givenFirebaseApp andConnectorConfig will create and return a newFirebaseDataConnect instance that is associated with those objects. A subsequent invocation with the sameFirebaseApp object and an equalConnectorConfig will return the sameFirebaseDataConnect instance that was returned from the previous invocation.

If a newFirebaseDataConnect instance is created, it will use the givenDataConnectSettings. If an existing instance will be returned, then the given (or default)DataConnectSettings must be equal to theFirebaseDataConnect.settings of the instance about to be returned; otherwise, an exception is thrown.

getInstance

fun FirebaseDataConnect.Companion.getInstance(
    config: ConnectorConfig,
    settings: DataConnectSettings = DataConnectSettings()
): FirebaseDataConnect

Returns the instance ofFirebaseDataConnect associated with the defaultFirebaseApp and the givenConnectorConfig, creating theFirebaseDataConnect instance if necessary.

This method is a shorthand for callingFirebaseDataConnect.getInstance(Firebase.app, config) orFirebaseDataConnect.getInstance(Firebase.app, config, settings). See the documentation of that method for full details.

toDataConnectLocalDate

fun LocalDate.toDataConnectLocalDate(): LocalDate

Creates and returns aLocalDate object that represents the same date as thisjava.time.LocalDate object. This is the inverse operation ofLocalDate.toJavaLocalDate.

Be sure toonly call this method ifjava.time.LocalDate is available. See the documentation forLocalDate.toJavaLocalDate for details.

toDataConnectLocalDate

fun LocalDate.toDataConnectLocalDate(): LocalDate

Creates and returns aLocalDate object that represents the same date as the givenkotlinx.datetime.LocalDate object. This is the inverse operation oftoKotlinxLocalDate.

Be sure toonly call this method if your application has a dependency onorg.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-datetime. See the documentation fortoKotlinxLocalDate for details.

toJavaLocalDate

fun LocalDate.toJavaLocalDate(): LocalDate

Creates and returns ajava.time.LocalDate object that represents the same date as this object.

Be sure toonly call this method ifjava.time.LocalDate is available; otherwise the behavior is undefined. If your application'sminSdkVersion is greater than or equal to26, or if you have configured"desugaring" then it is guaranteed to be available. Otherwise, checkandroid.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT at runtime and verify that its value is at leastandroid.os.Build.VERSION_CODES.O before calling this method.

toKotlinxLocalDate

fun LocalDate.toKotlinxLocalDate(): LocalDate

Creates and returns akotlinx.datetime.LocalDate object that represents the same date as this object.

Be sure toonly call this method if your application has a dependency onorg.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-datetime; otherwise, the behavior of this method is undefined. If yourminSdkVersion is less than26 then youmay also need to configure"desugaring".

logLevel

val FirebaseDataConnect.Companion.logLevel: MutableStateFlow<LogLevel>

The log level used by allFirebaseDataConnect instances.

As aMutableStateFlow, the log level can be changed by assigningMutableStateFlow.value. Also, the flow can be "collected" as a means of observing the log level, which may be useful in the case that a user interface shows a UI element, such as a checkbox, to represent whether debug logging is enabled.

The default log level isLogLevel.WARN. Setting this toLogLevel.DEBUG will enable debug logging, which is especially useful when reporting issues to Google or investigating problems yourself. Setting it toLogLevel.NONE will disable all logging.