Package Health Score

57 / 100

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No known security issues
popularity
Recognized
maintenance
Inactive
community
Sustainable

Popularity

Recognized

GitHub Stars: 74
Forks: 62
Contributors: 20

Direct Usage Popularity

Based on project statistics from the GitHub repository for the PyPI package mock-firestore, we found that it has been starred 74 times.

Security

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Security and license risk for latest version

Release Date: Jan 24, 2022
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Indirect Vulnerabilities: 0
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License

MIT

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Maintenance

Inactive

Commit Frequency

No Recent Commits

Open Issues: 26
Open PR: 13
Last Release: 3 years ago
Last Commit: 3 years ago

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Community

Sustainable

Readme: Yes
Contributing.md: No
Code of Conduct: No
Contributors: 20
Funding: No

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Package

Python Versions Compatibility: ==3.10.*, ==3.6.*, ==3.7.*, ==3.8.*, ==3.9.*

Age: 6 years
Latest Release: 3 years ago
Dependencies: N/A
Versions: 16
Maintainers: 0
Wheels: OS Independent

Readme

Python Mock Firestore

An in-memory implementation of the Python client library for Google Cloud Firestore, intended for use in tests to replace the real thing. This project is in early stages and is only a partial implementation of the real client library.

To install:

pip install mock-firestore

Python 3.6+ is required for it to work.

Usage

db = firestore.Client()
mock_db = MockFirestore()

# Can be used in the same way as a firestore.Client() object would be, e.g.:
db.collection('users').get()
mock_db.collection('users').get()

To reset the store to an empty state, use the reset() method:

mock_db = MockFirestore()
mock_db.reset()

Supported operations

mock_db = MockFirestore()

# Collections
mock_db.collections()
mock_db.collection('users')
mock_db.collection('users').get()
mock_db.collection('users').list_documents()
mock_db.collection('users').stream()

# Documents
mock_db.collection('users').document()
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace')
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').id
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').parent
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update_time
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').read_time
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').get()
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').get().exists
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').get().to_dict()
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').set({
    'first': 'Ada',
    'last': 'Lovelace'
})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').set({'first': 'Augusta Ada'}, merge=True)
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'born': 1815})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'favourite.color': 'red'})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'associates': ['Charles Babbage', 'Michael Faraday']})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').collection('friends')
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').delete()
mock_db.collection('users').document(document_id: 'alovelace').delete()
mock_db.collection('users').add({'first': 'Ada', 'last': 'Lovelace'}, 'alovelace')
mock_db.get_all([mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace')])
mock_db.document('users/alovelace')
mock_db.document('users/alovelace').update({'born': 1815})
mock_db.collection('users/alovelace/friends')

# Querying
mock_db.collection('users').order_by('born').get()
mock_db.collection('users').order_by('born', direction='DESCENDING').get()
mock_db.collection('users').limit(5).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '==', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '!=', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '&lt;', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '&gt;', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '&lt;=', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '&gt;=', 1815).get()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', 'in', [1815, 1900]).stream()
mock_db.collection('users').where('born', 'in', [1815, 1900]).stream()
mock_db.collection('users').where('associates', 'array_contains', 'Charles Babbage').stream()
mock_db.collection('users').where('associates', 'array_contains_any', ['Charles Babbage', 'Michael Faraday']).stream()

# Transforms
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'likes': firestore.Increment(1)})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'associates': firestore.ArrayUnion(['Andrew Cross', 'Charles Wheatstone'])})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({firestore.DELETE_FIELD: "born"})
mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace').update({'associates': firestore.ArrayRemove(['Andrew Cross'])})

# Cursors
mock_db.collection('users').start_after({'id': 'alovelace'}).stream()
mock_db.collection('users').end_before({'id': 'alovelace'}).stream()
mock_db.collection('users').end_at({'id': 'alovelace'}).stream()
mock_db.collection('users').start_after(mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace')).stream()

# Transactions
transaction = mock_db.transaction()
transaction.id
transaction.in_progress
transaction.get(mock_db.collection('users').where('born', '==', 1815))
transaction.get(mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace'))
transaction.get_all([mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace')])
transaction.set(mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace'), {'born': 1815})
transaction.update(mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace'), {'born': 1815})
transaction.delete(mock_db.collection('users').document('alovelace'))
transaction.commit()

Running the tests

Create and activate a virtualenv with a Python version of at least 3.6
Install dependencies with pip install -r requirements-dev-minimal.txt
Run tests with python -m unittest discover tests -t /

Contributors

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What is mock-firestore?

In-memory implementation of Google Cloud Firestore for use in tests. Visit Snyk Advisor to see a full health score report for mock-firestore, including popularity, security, maintenance & community analysis.

Is mock-firestore popular?

The python package mock-firestore receives a total of 13,275 weekly downloads. As such, mock-firestore popularity was classified as a recognized. Visit the popularity section on Snyk Advisor to see the full health analysis.

Is mock-firestore well maintained?

We found indications that mock-firestore is an Inactive project. See the full package health analysis to learn more about the package maintenance status.

Is mock-firestore safe to use?

The python package mock-firestore was scanned for known vulnerabilities and missing license, and no issues were found. Thus the package was deemed as safe to use. See the full health analysis review.

Last updated on 25 December-2024, at 12:09 (UTC).

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