Firebase Simulated and actual rules differ -


i using firebase realtime database , query data firebase-query , firebase-document. configured rules, when ran in simulator read accepted in real life read id denied. have ".read": true in root expected outcome. note: using both polymerfire , firebase js sdk different things , js on external file , writing rules using bolt compiler.

rules:

rules.bolt

 //questions  path /question/{qid} {   read() { true }   write() { true}  }   //users  path /users/{uid}/profile {   read() { true }   write() { signedin() && isuser(auth, uid) }  }   path /users/{uid}/metadata {   read() { signedin() && isuser(auth, uid) }   write() { signedin() && isuser(auth, uid) }  }   function signedin (){ auth != null}   function isuser (auth, userkey) {   return auth.uid == userkey;  }

rules.json

{   "rules": {     "question": {       "$qid": {         ".read": "true",         ".write": "true"       }     },     "users": {       "$uid": {         "profile": {           ".read": "true",           ".write": "auth != null && auth.uid == $uid"         },         "metadata": {           ".read": "auth != null && auth.uid == $uid",           ".write": "auth != null && auth.uid == $uid"         }       }     }   } }

expectation

stored value initialised , data can read questons/{{qid}} , users/{{uid}}/profile (and users/{{uid}}/metadata if user seeing him/hers won profile) , data shown.

reality

when not used ".read": true:

initializing stored value.

and no data incoming though when ran in simulator read granted.

when used ".read": true:

initializing stored value.   sync memory.   updating data firebase value: {metadata: {…}, profile: {…}}   got stored value! {metadata: {…}, profile: {…}} {metadata: {…},    profile: {…}} sync memory.

and other datas incoming , showing.

i think because of rules cascade.

if rules cascade case how fix using bolt , if not do?


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