How should I structure my data in Firestore?

How should I structure my data in Firestore?

When structuring data in Firestore, consider using collections and documents. Each collection can contain multiple documents, and each document can have subcollections.

Can you give me an example of a good data structure?

Sure! For a blog application, you might have a 'posts' collection, where each document represents a post. Each post document can have fields like 'title', 'content', and a subcollection 'comments' for user comments.

What are the best practices for naming collections and documents?

Use descriptive names that reflect the content. Stick to lowercase letters and avoid spaces. For example, use 'user_profiles' instead of 'User Profiles'.

How do I handle relationships between different data?

In Firestore, you can handle relationships by using references. For example, a 'user' document can have a reference to a 'profile' document.