fix: implement uploadBytes for storage modular sdk

[johnsimeroth]

Description

This PR implements the uploadBytes storage function for the modular SDK, one of several unimplemented methods mentioned in #7483.

Related issues

#7483

Release Summary

Adds missing storage.uploadBytes implementation

Checklist

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  • Yes
• My change supports the following platforms;
  • Android
  • iOS
  • Other (macOS, web)
• My change includes tests;
  • e2e tests added or updated in packages/\*\*/e2e
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• I have updated TypeScript types that are affected by my change. (N/A)
• This is a breaking change;
  • Yes
  • No

Test Plan

No new tests, but all existing storage tests still pass. I would have mirrored any tests for uploadBytesResumable, but I didn't see any for that either.

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[MichaelVerdon]

Can you write a test for this please?

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[mikehardy]

It is nearly impossible to write automated tests for these storage upload/download methods because they run against an in-memory emulator on same host as the client, so there is insufficient delay (even with very large files) for a test to work.

I believe the only valid tests would work against cloud storage vs the emulator - which is possible now.

This is the entry point for our local tests:

https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/blob/main/tests/local-tests/index.js

And if you run yarn tests:android:manual or yarn tests:ios:manual then use the little top menu of manual tests in the app once it starts, you can exercise something difficult to automate. If you do not put an emulator call in there it will go against the cloud storage, so in that way you could easily do a little test React Component that uploaded a file (then downloaded it and compared it I suppose) to make sure it was working.

[mikehardy]

The code seems reasonable - I assume this is working for you @johnsimeroth ?

[mikehardy]

None of the CI errors are related to this PR - if you rebase to current main in this repo there are a bunch of CI fixes that should see things go green

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@mikehardy

The code seems reasonable - I assume this is working for you @johnsimeroth ?

Apologies for the delay! Looks like I need to sort out my github notification settings, I wasn't getting any of the responses here and I honestly forgot about this PR.

Yes, the code is the same that I added to my app, and it's been working as expected without issue.

It is nearly impossible to write automated tests for these storage upload/download methods because they run against an in-memory emulator on same host as the client, so there is insufficient delay (even with very large files) for a test to work.

I believe the only valid tests would work against cloud storage vs the emulator - which is possible now.

This is the entry point for our local tests:

https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/blob/main/tests/local-tests/index.js

And if you run yarn tests:android:manual or yarn tests:ios:manual then use the little top menu of manual tests in the app once it starts, you can exercise something difficult to automate. If you do not put an emulator call in there it will go against the cloud storage, so in that way you could easily do a little test React Component that uploaded a file (then downloaded it and compared it I suppose) to make sure it was working.

That seems sensible - If you'd like to see that setup as part of this PR I can find some time next week to take a crack at it.

None of the CI errors are related to this PR - if you rebase to current main in this repo there are a bunch of CI fixes that should see things go green

In the interim, I've rebased as requested.