google-cloud-functions

问题 I have 50 realtime firebase database instances which are all identical. Is it possible to get all my firebase functions to trigger on all instances, rather than just the default instance? I know you can do this exports.myWriteFunction = functions.database.instance('my-secondary-db').ref('path/to/data').onUpdate((snap, context) => { ... }) But I really want to run this function on every instance... 回答1: There is no way to automatically associate a function with all database instances. You will

问题 Lets say I have two top level collection with users and stories. Now everytime a document from user gets update (only the values username or photoUrl ), I want to update these properties on a document from the story collection. One users doc could look like this (shortened): { username: 'blubber', photoUrl: 'my/photo/path', uid: 'usersUniqueId' } The story doc could look like this (shortened): { username: 'blubber', photoUrl: 'my/photo/path', uid: 'usersUniqueId', sid: 'storiesUniqueId,

问题 I have set up a telegram bot using webhooks in python on google cloud functions. Based on some sample code from the internet I got it to work as a simple echo-bot however the structure is very different to the bots I coded before using long polling: # main.py import os import telegram def webhook(request): bot = telegram.Bot(token=os.environ["TELEGRAM_TOKEN"]) if request.method == "POST": update = telegram.Update.de_json(request.get_json(force=True), bot) chat_id = update.message.chat.id #

问题 I have a script that can call a RESTful API and retrieve CSV data from a report in chunks. I'm able to concatenate, parse, and display this data in the console. I am also able to write this CSV data to a local file and store it. What I am trying to figure out is how to skip creating a file to store this data before uploading it to GCS and instead transfer it directly into Google Cloud Storage to save as a file. Since I am trying to make this a serverless cloud function, I am trying to stream

问题 I'm using Google dialogflow to make a Whatsapp Chatbot for a retail store. I'm using cloud functions to carry out certain operations such as create orders, fetch available products, which are common between other endpoints such as websites and apps. As cloud functions undergo cold starts, sometimes the cloud functions take long to respond and dialogflow fails in giving a response as it has a max response time of 5 seconds. Is there any upper limit on the time a cloud function can take to

问题 There are great but still limited set of SDK access to GCP APIs within cloud function SDKs. e.g. Node. I want to call gcloud cli within a cloud function. Is this possible? e.g. gcloud sql instances patch my-database --activation-policy=NEVER The goal is nightly shutdown of an SQL instance 回答1: I believe you should use the Cloud SQL Admin API. If you're using the Python runtime for example you'd had 'google-api-python-client==1.7.8' (for example) to your requirements file and on the respective

问题 In my Cloud Firestore database, always a user is registered, the database stores the time the event occurs: const p = usersReference.add({ ..., registerTime: admin.firestore.FieldValue.serverTimestamp(), ... }); My goal is to create another cloud function that gets a user as input and returns if there is at least 5 days since the user was registered: export const get_user_timeleft = functions.https.onRequest((request, response) => { //useless part of the function... querySnapshot.forEach

问题 I've got a problem when i'm trying use middleware in firebase this is my middleware (FBauth) const db = admin.firestore(); const FBAuth = (_req,_res,next) => { let idToken; if(_req.headers.authorization && _req.headers.authorization.startsWith('Bearer ')){ idToken = _req.headers.authorization.split ('Bearer ')[1]; console.log('ID TOKEN ------------>', idToken); }else{ console.error('Nessun Token trovato') return _res.status(403).json({ error: 'non-autorizzato'}); } admin.auth().verifyIdToken

问题 I have been trying to debug a Google Cloud Function that should return a signedUrl for uploading a file to Google Cloud Storage. I have an https cloud function: exports.gcpSecureURL = functions.https.onCall((data, res) => { const bucketName = data.bucket; const fileName = data.filename; let signedUrl = generateV4UploadSignedUrl(bucketName, fileName) .then(value => { console.log("VALUE: ", value); return value }) res.send(signedUrl) }); Value is never reached and signedUrl is always a Promise.

问题 I have multiple database instances in my firebase app. I am trying to write into three database instances in firebase cloud functions. My understanding by following this document is no need to initialize multiple apps for each database instance. We can initialize one and pass in the database url. As a side note, I have another function with similar kind of functionality where I have trigger event in one database and write data to other database instance and it works fine. import * as