A more flexible database

Added support for sorting/transforming the results of Firebase queries before they are passed to any data sources.
Decoupled data sources from Firebase collections, so you can spin your own.
Added support for subclassing to FUIArray. It is no longer painful to make custom collections that have their own behavior (see #186).
Added methods arrayDidBeginUpdates: and arrayDidEndUpdates: to FIRCollection so consumers can batch changes more easily.
Added observeQuery and invalidate methods. FUIArray no longer observes upon initialization and requires a call to observeQuery before emitting any events.

These are breaking API changes, so FirebaseUI is now in 2.0.0.

Assets 3

05 Nov 01:19

yramanchuk

v1.0.0

18596d1

FirebaseUI 1.0.0

This update is stable and fully functional version of FirebaseUI-iOS.

Starting from 1.0.0 FirebaseUI-iOS is using it's own class prefix FUI

Changes:

All FirebaseUI classes have been renamed to use the FUI prefix instead of Firebase or FIR. Where applicable, classes postfixed with UI have had their UI suffixes dropped. Some examples of this include FIRAuthUI -> FUIAuth and FirebaseArray -> FUIArray.
Added indexed collections and data sources to FirebaseUI Database. Use these classes to load data from indexed data as described in Firebase Database's best practices for storing data.

Assets 3

01 Nov 22:57

yramanchuk

v0.7.0

6141ed6

FirebaseUI 0.7.0

Auth

added sample for custom IDSs scopes
added sample for customization of supported IDPs
documentation updates

Database

Data sources (FirebaseCollectionViewDataSource, FirebaseTableViewDataSource) no longer create/dequeue/reuse cells. Users are now responsible for cell creation and reuse.
Data sources now require a closure on initialization to populate their views.
UITableView and UICollectionView have been extended to make it easier to bind them to Firebase queries. Now you don't have to write out the ridiculously long data source class names multiple times.

// objc
self.dataSource = [self.tableView bindToQuery:self.query
                                 populateCell:^UITableViewCell *(UITableView *tableView,
                                                                 NSIndexPath *indexPath,
                                                                 FIRDataSnapshot *object) {
  UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:kTestReuseIdentifier];
  /* ... */
  return cell;
}];

// swift
self.dataSource = self.collectionView.bind(to: self.query!) { (view, indexPath, snap) -> UICollectionViewCell in
  let cell = view.dequeueReusableCell(withReuseIdentifier: FIRChatViewController.reuseIdentifier,
                                      for: indexPath)
  /* ... */
  return cell
}