toDataValue()function

toDataValue(value: FirestoreValue, caller: AnyCaller = toDataValue): unknown

Param	Type
`value`	`FirestoreValue`	The Firestore JSON value to convert. required
`.nullValue`	`null`	readonly
`.booleanValue`	`boolean`	readonly
`.integerValue`	`string` `number`	readonly
`.doubleValue`	`string` `number`	readonly
`.stringValue`	`string`	readonly
`.timestampValue`	`string`	readonly
`.bytesValue`	`string`	readonly
`.referenceValue`	`string`	readonly
`.geoPointValue`	`{ readonly latitude?: number; readonly longitude?: number }`	readonly
`.arrayValue`	`{ readonly values?: ImmutableArray<FirestoreValue> }`	readonly
`.mapValue`	`{ readonly fields?: FirestoreFields }`	readonly
`caller`	`AnyCaller`	Caller function used to attribute thrown errors. Defaults to `toDataValue`

Return
`unknown`	The plain data value.

Throws
`unknown`	`ValueError` if the value has no recognised type.

Convert a Firestore REST API JSON value back to a data value.

integerValue parses to a number, so integers beyond Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER lose precision.
timestampValue, bytesValue, and referenceValue pass through as their string form; geoPointValue becomes a plain { latitude, longitude } object — wrap the provider in ValidationDBProvider to reject types your schemas don't allow.

Examples

toDataValue({ integerValue: "123" }) // 123