remote-config

Provides an object with the type ConfigDefaults for default configuration values

defaultConfig: ConfigDefaults;

The number of milliseconds since the last Remote RemoteConfig fetch was performed.

fetchTimeMillis: number;

The status of the latest Remote RemoteConfig fetch action.

lastFetchStatus: LastFetchStatusType;

Provides an object which provides the properties minimumFetchIntervalMillis & fetchTimeMillis if they have been set using setConfigSettings({ fetchTimeMillis: number, minimumFetchIntervalMillis: number }). A description of the properties can be found above

settings: ConfigSettings;

Moves fetched data to the apps active config. Resolves with a boolean value true if new local values were activated

activate(): Promise<boolean>;

Ensures the last activated config are available to the getters.

ensureInitialized(): Promise<void>;

Fetches the remote config data from Firebase, as defined in the dashboard. If duration is defined (seconds), data will be locally cached for this duration.

fetch(expirationDurationSeconds?: undefined | number): Promise<void>;

Fetches the remote config data from Firebase, as defined in the dashboard. Once fetching is complete this method immediately calls activate and returns a boolean value true if new values were activated

fetchAndActivate(): Promise<boolean>;

Returns all available config values.

getAll(): ConfigValues;

Gets a config property using the key and converts to a boolean value

getBoolean(key: string): boolean;

Gets a config property using the key and converts to a number value. It will be 0 if the value is not a number.

getNumber(key: string): number;

Gets a config property using the key and converts to a string value

getString(key: string): string;

Gets a ConfigValue by key.

getValue(key: string): ConfigValue;

Start listening for real-time config updates from the Remote Config backend and automatically fetch updates when they’re available. Note that the list of updated keys passed to the callback will include all keys not currently active, and the config update process fetches the new config but does not automatically activate for you. Typically you will want to activate the config in your callback so the new values are in force.

onConfigUpdated(listener: CallbackOrObserver<OnConfigUpdatedListenerCallback>): () => void;

Deletes all activated, fetched and defaults configs and resets all Firebase Remote Config settings.

reset(): Promise<void>;

Set the Remote RemoteConfig settings, currently able to set fetchTimeMillis & minimumFetchIntervalMillis

setConfigSettings(configSettings: ConfigSettings): Promise<void>;

Sets default values for the app to use when accessing values. Any data fetched and activated will override any default values. Any values in the defaults but not on Firebase will be untouched.

setDefaults(defaults: ConfigDefaults): Promise<null>;

Sets the default values from a resource file. On iOS this is a plist file and on Android this is an XML defaultsMap file.

setDefaultsFromResource(resourceName: string): Promise<null>;

A pseudo-enum for usage with firebase.remoteConfig().lastFetchStatus to determine the last fetch status.

remote-config.LastFetchStatus: LastFetchStatus;

A pseudo-enum for usage with ConfigValue.source to determine the value source.

remote-config.ValueSource: ValueSource;