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*`react-native` support ([web/js](http://react-redux-firebase.com/docs/recipes/react-native.html) or native modules through [`react-native-firebase`](http://docs.react-redux-firebase.com/history/v2.0.0/docs/recipes/react-native.html#native-modules))
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* tons of [integrations](#integrations)
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*[`profileFactory`](http://react-redux-firebase.com/docs/config) - change format of profile stored on Firebase
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*[`getFirebase`](http://react-redux-firebase.com/docs/thunks) - access to firebase instance that fires actions when methods are called
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*[access to firebase's `storage`](http://react-redux-firebase.com/docs/storage) and `messaging` services
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*`uniqueSet` method helper for only setting if location doesn't already exist
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* Object or String notation for paths (`[{ path: '/todos' }]` equivalent to `['/todos']`)
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If you need access to methods that are not available at the top level, you can access Firebase's Full Auth API using `props.firebase.auth()` or `getFirebase().auth()`.
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If you need access to methods that are not available at the top level, you can access Firebase's Full Auth API using `props.firebase.auth()`
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#### NOTE
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All examples below assume you have passed `firebase` from `context` to props. Wrapping your component with with the `withFirebase` or `firebaseConnect` Higher Order Components will make `props.firebase` available within your component:
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Then, create your alias in the background script, import `react-redux-firebase` as well as `redux-thunk` to wait for Firebase's reply before updating the state (see reply in [issue #84 on react-chrome-redux](https://github.com/tshaddix/react-chrome-redux/issues/84)).
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Then, create your alias in the background script, import `react-redux-firebase` as well as `redux-thunk` to wait for Firebase's reply before updating the state (see reply in [issue #84 on react-chrome-redux](https://github.com/tshaddix/react-chrome-redux/issues/84)).
If you are using `redux-observable`, make sure to set up your redux-observable middleware so that firebase is available within your epics. Here is an example `combineEpics` function that adds `getFirebase` as third argument along with an epic that uses it:
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If you are using `redux-observable`, make sure to set up your redux-observable middleware so that firebase is available within your epics. Here is an example `combineEpics` function:
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## Setup
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Examples below assume that you have setup `redux-observable` middleware so that firebase is available within your epics. Here is an example `combineEpics` function that adds `getFirebase` as the third argument along with an epic that uses it:
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Examples below assume that you have setup `redux-observable` middleware so that firebase is available within your epics.
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