call

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger without arguments. The request automatically carries the Firebase installation id and, when a user is signed in, their auth token. A failed task carries a FirebaseFunctionsException.


actual fun call(data: Any?): Task<HttpsCallableResult>(source)

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger with data, which is serialized as JSON: null, a String, a number, a Boolean, a List or a Map with String keys of these (on JS also the JS SDK's own objects and arrays). See call.

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger without arguments. The request automatically carries the Firebase installation id and, when a user is signed in, their auth token. A failed task carries a FirebaseFunctionsException.


actual fun call(data: Any?): Task<HttpsCallableResult>(source)

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger with data, which is serialized as JSON: null, a String, a number, a Boolean, a List or a Map with String keys of these (on JS also the JS SDK's own objects and arrays). See call.

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger without arguments. The request automatically carries the Firebase installation id and, when a user is signed in, their auth token. A failed task carries a FirebaseFunctionsException.


expect fun call(data: Any?): Task<HttpsCallableResult>(source)

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger with data, which is serialized as JSON: null, a String, a number, a Boolean, a List or a Map with String keys of these (on JS also the JS SDK's own objects and arrays). See call.

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger without arguments. The request automatically carries the Firebase installation id and, when a user is signed in, their auth token. A failed task carries a FirebaseFunctionsException.


actual fun call(data: Any?): Task<HttpsCallableResult>(source)

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger with data, which is serialized as JSON: null, a String, a number, a Boolean, a List or a Map with String keys of these (on JS also the JS SDK's own objects and arrays). See call.

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger without arguments. The request automatically carries the Firebase installation id and, when a user is signed in, their auth token. A failed task carries a FirebaseFunctionsException.


actual fun call(data: Any?): Task<HttpsCallableResult>(source)

Executes this callable HTTPS trigger with data, which is serialized as JSON: null, a String, a number, a Boolean, a List or a Map with String keys of these (on JS also the JS SDK's own objects and arrays). See call.