问题
I'm trying to use Firebase's Firestore database to handle Users in my Android app.
Initially I want to use the id returned from the Auth package (a string), and set that as the id for the users Collection in the database. When creating a Document inside of the Collection users, I set a uid field to that auth package string.
I realize there is no way of setting that string to an indexable value so that queries like:
// get Auth package uid string
db.collection("users").document(auth_uid_string);
would work.
So the alternative, I guess, is to use Query.whereEqualTo("uid", auth_uid_string) which would give me the user in a list, because firestore doesn't assume the query is for a unique value.
I want to avoid the above solution, and devise a way to store the users of the app in firestore, and use the auth package to verify that I fetch the correct user. Is such a solution possible? Or should I try a different firebase service, or even just run a postgres server in heroku or something?
回答1:
I am not sure how to do this in android, but with JS I am doing the following:
firebase.firestore().collection('users').doc(currentUser.uid).set(currentUser)
currentUser is the user object that the authentication function returns (I use signInWithCredential)
It is working perfectly. I am sure you can implement a similar approach in android.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46622291/mapping-firebase-auth-users-to-firestore-documents