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How do you get Firebase collection items along with their keys
My function returns items that do not have keys.
getByYear(yr) {
return this.db
.collection('contracts', ref => ref.orderBy('amount', 'desc').where('financialYear', '==', yr))
.valueChanges();
}
How do i include item keys in the returned set when using collections with angularfire2. All solutions i have seen seem to work with lists and not collections.
angular firebase google-cloud-firestore angularfire2 edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
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My function returns items that do not have keys.
getByYear(yr) {
return this.db
.collection('contracts', ref => ref.orderBy('amount', 'desc').where('financialYear', '==', yr))
.valueChanges();
}
How do i include item keys in the returned set when using collections with angularfire2. All solutions i have seen seem to work with lists and not collections.
angular firebase google-cloud-firestore angularfire2 edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
1
If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has anidproperty).
– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45
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My function returns items that do not have keys.
getByYear(yr) {
return this.db
.collection('contracts', ref => ref.orderBy('amount', 'desc').where('financialYear', '==', yr))
.valueChanges();
}
How do i include item keys in the returned set when using collections with angularfire2. All solutions i have seen seem to work with lists and not collections.
angular firebase google-cloud-firestore angularfire2 edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
My function returns items that do not have keys.
getByYear(yr) {
return this.db
.collection('contracts', ref => ref.orderBy('amount', 'desc').where('financialYear', '==', yr))
.valueChanges();
}
How do i include item keys in the returned set when using collections with angularfire2. All solutions i have seen seem to work with lists and not collections.
angular firebase google-cloud-firestore angularfire2 angular firebase google-cloud-firestore angularfire2 edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
edited Jan 1 at 20:44
Doug Stevenson
80.2k996114
80.2k996114
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
asked Jan 1 at 20:25
Cengkuru MichaelCengkuru Michael
2,3011520
2,3011520
1
If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has anidproperty).
– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45
add a comment |
1
If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has anidproperty).
– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45
1
1
If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has an
id property).– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45
If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has an
id property).– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45
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From the AngularFire documentation for valueChanges:
When would you not use it?
When you need a more complex data structure than an array or you need the id of each document to use data manipulation methods. This method assumes you either are saving the id to the document data or using a "readonly" approach.
Since you need the ID of the documents, either use `documentChanges or persist the ID into the document too.
answered Jan 1 at 22:19
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From the AngularFire documentation for valueChanges:
When would you not use it?
When you need a more complex data structure than an array or you need the id of each document to use data manipulation methods. This method assumes you either are saving the id to the document data or using a "readonly" approach.
Since you need the ID of the documents, either use `documentChanges or persist the ID into the document too.
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From the AngularFire documentation for valueChanges:
When would you not use it?
When you need a more complex data structure than an array or you need the id of each document to use data manipulation methods. This method assumes you either are saving the id to the document data or using a "readonly" approach.
Since you need the ID of the documents, either use `documentChanges or persist the ID into the document too.
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From the AngularFire documentation for valueChanges:
When would you not use it?
When you need a more complex data structure than an array or you need the id of each document to use data manipulation methods. This method assumes you either are saving the id to the document data or using a "readonly" approach.
Since you need the ID of the documents, either use `documentChanges or persist the ID into the document too.
answered Jan 1 at 22:19
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From the AngularFire documentation for valueChanges:
When would you not use it?
When you need a more complex data structure than an array or you need the id of each document to use data manipulation methods. This method assumes you either are saving the id to the document data or using a "readonly" approach.
Since you need the ID of the documents, either use `documentChanges or persist the ID into the document too.
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If your preferred method of getting document data from Firestore involves eliminating the document IDs from the query results, you'll need to put the id of the document into the document itself as a new field. Or, you'll have to query in such a way that you get an entire DocumentSnapshot object to deal with (which has an
idproperty).– Doug Stevenson
Jan 1 at 20:45