Emberfire
The officially supported adapter for using Firebase with Ember
Overview
EmberFire is a library developed and maintained by the Firebase team, offering developers a set of tools for integrating Firebase services into Ember applications. Key features include Ember Data Adapters for Cloud Firestore and Realtime Database, Realtime Bindings, Authentication Providers integration, Offline Persistence, and Fastboot compatibility.
Features
- Developed by experts: Maintained by the Firebase team.
- Ember Data Adapters: Allows persistence of models in Firebase using Cloud Firestore and Realtime Database adapters for Ember Data.
- Ember Services: Provides firebase and firebase-app services for direct access to the Firebase SDK instance.
- Realtime Bindings: Listen for realtime updates to Firebase backed Ember Data models.
- Authentication Providers: Easily integrate Firebase Authentication with Ember applications.
- Analytics Collection: Adds Google Analytics screen tracking to the Ember Router.
- Offline Enabled: Automatically persist Ember Data models offline with FirestoreAdapter.
- Fastboot Compatible: Improves application performance by rendering and fetching models server-side.
- Ember
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- Firebase
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- Google Analytics
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- Typescript
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