With Firetable, non-technical team members can access Firestore data with a permission controlled intuitive UI while developers can build fast on the GCP stack (manage their data models, create and deploy cloud functions, connect to third party apps via webhooks and APIs...and more!) 🚀

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- Intuitive spreadsheet like interface for Firestore. With Firetable UI you

  can view and directly edit the data in Firestore but not just that, you can

  completely manage your existing data model or create from scratch.

  - CRUD operations on your data - Add, edit, and delete rows

  - Create table collections, add column fields

  - Sort and filter data

  - Resize and rename columns

- Rich set of data fields.

  29+ field types

  supported and growing

  - Basic types: Short Text, Long Text, Email, Phone, URL…

  - Custom UI pickers: Date, Checkbox, Single Select, Multi Select…

  - Uploaders: Image, File

  - Rich Editors: JSON, Code, Rich Text (HTML)

- Default values and Required fields. You can assign default values to any Firestore fields on row creation (null, static or undefined). You can also define which fields are required for a row creation.

- Permission controlled views. You can customize who sees what data and what

  action they can take with powerful set of access controls based on custom user

  roles.

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- Bulk data actions. You can import and export your Firestore data from/to CSV files.

- Supercharge your database with your own scripts.

  - Action field: trigger any Cloud Function

  - Derivative field: populate cell with value derived from the rest of the

    row’s values

  - Aggregate field: populate cell with value aggregated from the row’s

    sub-table

- Integrations with external services.

  - Connect Table uses Algolia to get a snapshot of another table’s row values

  - Connect Service uses any HTTP endpoint to get a cell value

To set up Firetable, you must be comfortable with working with the command line and have basic how to use npm.

We’re still working on improving our documentation and writing more

beginner-friendly guides.

[Documentation on GitHub Wiki →](https://github.com/FiretableProject/firetable/wiki)

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