FirebaseProvider Configuration

import { FirebaseProvider } from '@gmcfall/react-firebase-state';

// You must initialize the FirebaseApp instance that your application uses
// and pass it to the <FirebaseProvider> component.
//
// It is not necessary to implement a function called "initializeFirebaseApp".  
// You could initialize Firebase in a module and simply export `firebaseApp` 
// as a constant. How you perform the initialization is up to you.

const firebaseApp = initializeFirebaseApp();

// By default, the FirebaseProvider uses an empty object as the initial
// state for client-side entities.  You may optionally define your own initial
// state populated with default entities.
//
// It is not necessary to implement a function called "createInitialState".
// How you create the initial state object is up to you.

const initialState = createInitialState();

// The `abandonTime` parameter specifies the number of milliseconds that a leased
// entity can linger in the cache without any leasees before it becomes eligible
// for garbage collection. The default value of `abandonTime` is `300000` (5 minutes).
// you can override this value by passing `options` to the FirebaseProvider.

const options = {
    abandonTime: 120000 // 2 minutes
}

export function App() {

    return (
        <FirebaseProvider 
            firebaseApp={firebaseApp}
            initialState={initialState}
            options={options}
        >
           { /* Add your child components here*/ }
        </FirebaseProvider>
    )
}