Firenook 0.2.2

Thank you

@harshmandan reported seven Security Rules and Firestore differences (#138 to #144) and fixed five of them (#146 to #150); @staticshock fixed three more (#152 to #154); @10eputzen reported recursiveDelete (#155) and the REST null spelling (#158); @jmsarn reported the Storage delimiter (#157). Every one was checked against the official emulator before it was merged.

Real clients, on every platform

The same FlutterFire app now runs against Firenook and firebase-tools on Android, iOS and the web, also on a device cache kept from one to the other, and 47 of 47 checks agree. What it found is fixed: - Android: every Firestore listener and server read failed, because the SDK's empty resume token was refused. A token this store did not issue now starts the target over, as on firebase-tools. - A write landing while a listener attached could leave hasPendingWrites stuck and the change unseen. - Native iOS uploads, browser uploadBytesResumable over 256 KB, listAll under a one-segment rule, and Android's 10.0.2.2 address for resumable uploads now work.

Firestore

- The Admin SDK's recursiveDelete works (#155). - REST accepts "nullValue": null on every method and lists null, NaN and the infinities as a single read does (#158). An empty map or array is written {}. - A raw filter's equality with null or NaN is never true, as officially; IS_NULL, IS_NAN and the SDKs' null filters are unchanged. - Admin SDK writes skip the rules work they never needed.

Security Rules

- The conditional operator c ? a : b, a return without ;, functions declared outside the service block, string indexing and slices by UTF-16 code unit, size(), upper() and lower() as the official emulator counts and cases them. - List rules: resource.data.get(), resource != null, 'f' in resource.data and in a map inside it, a query that names its documents by id decided on those documents (#143), and any filter but IS_NULL taken as proof that its field holds a value, so where('status', '!=', 'archived') passes allow list: if resource.data.status != null. - Writes: the rules decide before a missing document's NOT_FOUND or an existing one's ALREADY_EXISTS (#144). - Paths have real segments: path(), .bind() and resource.id.

Missing-index warnings

A query that needs a composite index your firestore.indexes.json does not declare is still answered, as on the official emulator, and is warned of once, with the entry to copy. emulators:start --strict-indexes refuses it as production does. Declared indexes are matched as Firestore documents it: equality fields in any order and direction, merged indexes, the implicit order of inequality fields.

Storage

An empty delimiter= lists every object under the prefix (#157).

Emulator suite

Auth and Storage send no lifecycle events when Functions is not running.

MCP Registry

Firenook is listed as io.github.firenook-dev/firenook.

No port or data format changed: 0.2.2 opens what 0.2.1 saved as it is, and 0.2.1 opens what 0.2.2 saves.