I am trying to write this to my Firebase
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--0 : John
--1 : Tim
--2 : Sam
--3 : Ben
I am doing this
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I am not sure about Java, but for web application, you can use something as follows:
I wanted to create a reusable function to add/save any object under a root node (even if that has an array of data at any level within the object). So I came up with this. (I am not sure if conforms to the best practices, but it worked pretty smooth)
SaveWholeData: function(sKey, oVal, bGenKey) {
bGenKey = bGenKey === undefined ? true: bGenKey;
var oOriginalProperty = angular.copy(oVal);
for (var property in oVal) {
if (oVal.hasOwnProperty(property) && oVal[property] instanceof Array) {
console.log(property);
oVal[property] = "$|$";
}
}
var sOwnRef = SaveDataByKey(sKey, oVal, bGenKey);
for (var property in oVal) {
if (oVal.hasOwnProperty(property) && oVal[property] === "$|$") {
oVal[property] = oOriginalProperty[property];
var updatedReference = sOwnRef + "/" + property;
SaveWholeData(updatedReference, oVal[property], false);
}
}
return true;
},
SaveDataByKey: function(sKey, oVal, bGenKey) {
if (bGenKey) {
var newPostKey = firebase.database().ref(sKey).push().key;
oVal.genKey = newPostKey;
firebase.database().ref(sKey).child(newPostKey).set(oVal);
return sKey + "/" + newPostKey;
}else{
firebase.database().ref(sKey).set(oVal);
return sKey;
}
}
So to add new user under root users
, you call:
SaveWholeData("users", oUserInfo, true);
and to update existing user:
SaveWholeData("users"+"/"+ oUserInfo.genKey, oUserInfo, true);