Security Rule for Data
Explore how to define and implement Firebase Firestore security rules to safeguard your database. Learn key concepts like request types, path matching, allow and deny conditions, wildcards, and variables. Understand how to enforce role-based access and validate data to prevent unauthorized access and maintain data integrity.
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Introduction
Security rules in Firestore are used to define the permissions and access control for reading and writing data in our database. They ensure that only authorized users can perform specific operations on our Firestore collections and documents. Server-side Firestore security rules are written using a declarative language called the Firebase Security Rules Language (FSR). These rules are evaluated on the server side, meaning they’re enforced by Firestore’s servers and can’t be bypassed or modified by client-side code.
First, let’s look at the key concepts we need to understand before diving into the security rules:
Request: This refers to the method or action ...