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I have a (1st gen) Cloud (Run) Function that is triggered by a document being created in Firestore. I want to test this function with the TESTING functionality that is built into the Google Cloud console:

This requires that I enter JSON in the Configure Triggering Event box, but I can't find anywhere what this JSON should look like.

In case it matters, this is what my Cloud Function looks like (its one of the ones that FlutterFlow comes with):

exports.sendUserPushNotificationsTrigger = functions
.runWith(kPushNotificationRuntimeOpts)
.firestore.document(`${kUserPushNotificationsCollection}/{id}`)
.onCreate(async (snapshot, _) => {
  try {
    // Ignore scheduled push notifications on create
    const scheduledTime = snapshot.data().scheduled_time || "";
    if (scheduledTime) {
      return;
    }

    // Don't let user-triggered notifications to be sent to all users.
    const userRefsStr = snapshot.data().user_refs || "";
    if (userRefsStr) {
      await sendPushNotifications(snapshot);
    }
  } catch (e) {
    console.log(`Error: ${e}`);
    await snapshot.ref.update({ status: "failed", error: `${e}` });
  }
});

Does anyone have an example of the JSON for Configure Triggering Event for this Cloud Function?

I have a (1st gen) Cloud (Run) Function that is triggered by a document being created in Firestore. I want to test this function with the TESTING functionality that is built into the Google Cloud console:

This requires that I enter JSON in the Configure Triggering Event box, but I can't find anywhere what this JSON should look like.

In case it matters, this is what my Cloud Function looks like (its one of the ones that FlutterFlow comes with):

exports.sendUserPushNotificationsTrigger = functions
.runWith(kPushNotificationRuntimeOpts)
.firestore.document(`${kUserPushNotificationsCollection}/{id}`)
.onCreate(async (snapshot, _) => {
  try {
    // Ignore scheduled push notifications on create
    const scheduledTime = snapshot.data().scheduled_time || "";
    if (scheduledTime) {
      return;
    }

    // Don't let user-triggered notifications to be sent to all users.
    const userRefsStr = snapshot.data().user_refs || "";
    if (userRefsStr) {
      await sendPushNotifications(snapshot);
    }
  } catch (e) {
    console.log(`Error: ${e}`);
    await snapshot.ref.update({ status: "failed", error: `${e}` });
  }
});

Does anyone have an example of the JSON for Configure Triggering Event for this Cloud Function?

• javascript
• firebase
• google-cloud-firestore
• google-cloud-functions
• google-cloud-run

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Here's an example of the JSON that can be used to trigger the sendUserPushNotificationsTrigger function in the question:

{
  "value": {
    "name": "projects/nanochat-20241022-mw8qu9/databases/(default)/documents/ff_user_push_notifications/fM282xjEJjTXshxK7mhs",
    "fields": {
      "scheduled_time": { "stringValue": "" },
      "initial_page_name": { "stringValue": "" },
      "notification_title": { "stringValue": "Your friends are missing you!" },
      "notification_text": { "stringValue": "Please come back to Nanochat" },
      "user_refs": {
        "stringValue": "users/VXu6EvFMl5M8KMXriYRvFEWTFHA2"
      }         
    }
  }
}

In here:

• name is the path to the document that triggered the function. This document must already exist. In here:
  • nanochat-20241022-mw8qu9 is the project ID that contains the Firestore database.
  • ff_user_push_notifications is the collection to which a document was added.
  • fM282xjEJjTXshxK7mhs is the ID of the triggering document.
• fields are the fields in the document, in typical gRPC/protobuf format. The exact fields of course depend on what your Cloud Function code uses, so you'll need to update this.

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