@timonwa/firebase-hooks@0.2.0

Minor Changes

• #20 ca73117 Thanks @Timonwa! - The auth argument is now optional. Below an AuthProvider, hooks take the instance from it, so an app no longer names the same object at every call site:

  const { login } = useLogin();
  const { signup } = useSignup({ sendVerificationEmail: false });

  Passing your own still works and overrides the provider's — what you need for a second Firebase project, or with no provider at all. null keeps its existing meaning of "not ready yet, don't run", so a hook held back while Firebase initialises never silently runs against the provider's instance instead.

  Breaking: useUpdatePassword and useUpdateEmail take the new value positionally, matching the Firebase SDK they wrap and useSignup's existing shape.

  // Before
  await update({ newPassword, currentPassword });
  await update({ newEmail, currentPassword });
  
  // After
  await update(newPassword, { currentPassword });
  await update(newEmail, { currentPassword });

  Firebase's own updatePassword(user, newPassword) and verifyBeforeUpdateEmail(user, newEmail) lead with the required value; currentPassword is the reauthentication these hooks add on top, so it belongs in the options bag after it. useUpdateProfile is unchanged — its fields are all optional, which is why the SDK passes them as an object too.

  Nothing else changes: every existing useLogin(auth, options) call keeps working.

Patch Changes

• #15 f6c4950 Thanks @Timonwa! - Point homepage at the documentation site rather than the GitHub readme anchor, so the npm sidebar links somewhere with a page per hook.