How should I structure my Firestore database for a Vue.js application?

How should I structure my Firestore database for a Vue.js application?

When structuring your Firestore database for a Vue.js app, consider using collections for different entities like users, posts, and comments. Each collection can have documents representing individual items, and you can use subcollections for related data.

Can you give me an example of how to set up a users collection?

Sure! You can create a 'users' collection where each document represents a user. Each document can have fields like 'name', 'email', and 'profilePicture'. You might also want to include a subcollection for 'posts' if users can create posts.

What are some best practices for Firestore security rules?

Best practices include using role-based access control, validating data types, and ensuring users can only access their own data. Always test your rules in the Firestore emulator before deploying.

How can I optimize my Firestore queries in a Vue.js app?

To optimize Firestore queries, use indexing, limit the number of documents retrieved, and avoid complex queries that require multiple reads. Also, consider using pagination for large datasets.