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Taminoturoko Briggs
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Dec 22, 2021 ⋅ 9 min read

Build a CRUD application in React with Firebase Web SDK v9

Taminoturoko Briggs Software developer and technical writer. Core languages include JavaScript and Python.

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6 Replies to "Build a CRUD application in React with Firebase Web SDK v9"

    1. To delete all completed tasks you can do the following:

      const taskQuery = query(collection(db, ‘tasks’), where(‘completed’, “==”, true))
      const querySnapshot = await getDocs(taskQuery)
      try{
      await Promise.all(querySnapshot.forEach((aDoc) => {
      deleteDoc(doc(db, ‘tasks’, aDoc.id))
      }))
      }catch(err){
      console.log(err.message)
      }

      In the above code, I am getting all the documents where the completed field equals true, iterating through the resulting documents, and deleting them individually using the deleteDoc function.

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