Angular 10 Firebase CRUD with Firestore Tutorial and Example
In this tutorial, you’ll be using Angular 10/9 with Firebase and Firestore database to create an app that implements the common CRUD operations.
You can also read how to use your own self-hosted database with Node and TypeORM.
We’ll see step by step how to set up Firebase in our Angular 10 project, and create a service for implementing Firebase CRUD operations using the Firestore realtime database.
Angular 10 CRUD with Firebase and Firestore Database
These are the steps of our Angular 10 Firebase CRUD tutorial:
- Step 1 — Creating your Angular 10 Project
- Step 2 — Creating a Firebase Project and a Firestore Database
- Step 3 — Installing and Adding Firebase to your Angular 10 Project.
- Step 4 — Create an Angular 10 Model
- Step 5 — Creating an Angular 10 Service
- Step 6 — Creating a Component for Making CRUD Operations
What is CRUD?
CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete and refer to the operations that we run against a database to create, retrieve, update and delete data. In this example, the database is a Firestore database that exists on the cloud.
Note: This tutorial works with Angular 9.
Prerequisites
Before starting this tutorial, you first need to make sure, you have:
- A recent version of Node.js (v10+) and NPM installed on your system,
- The latest Angular CLI 10 installed on your system.
If you have the prerequisites, you are ready to start creating your project!
Read the full tutorial -> https://www.techiediaries.com/angular-10-firebase-database-crud/
