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How to get a stream value and then call another stream based on the previous value using Flutter with firestore
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I'm trying to get the Ids of users i'm following from a firestore stream and then call another stream with the posts of my followings with the ids from previously.
I don't know if this is the right way to architect it and if so how to implement it with flutter.. I've been trying streamBuilder for the first call, but I don't know how to make the second stream call with a list of ids.
The function that I used to get the followings Ids
Stream<QuerySnapshot> followingUsersContent(String uid)
return _firestore.collection("following").document(uid).collection("userFollowing").snapshots();
and to get their posts:
Stream<DocumentSnapshot> myContentList(String userId)
return _firestore.collection("posts").document(userId).collection("userPosts").document().snapshots();
This is how I retrieve the first list of Id's from the widget:
postWidget()
return Container(
child: StreamBuilder<QuerySnapshot>(
stream: usersContentProvider.followingUsersContent(profileId),
builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot<QuerySnapshot> snapshot)
if (!snapshot.hasData)
return Text("There's no data");
if (snapshot.hasData)
List<DocumentSnapshot> docs = snapshot.data.documents;
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentProvider.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
return testUserID(userInfoList);
,
),
);
Widget testUserID(List<UserFollowing> userInfoList)
return Container(
child: Expanded(
child: ListView.builder(
itemCount: userInfoList.length,
itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, i)
return Text(userInfoList[i].uid ?? "There's no data", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red),);
),
),
);
So far so good everything is fine.
Now should I put another stream builder inside the listView.Builder() "I don't think it's a good idea".. because it is retrieving a list of uid with the (itemBuilder context, i). Or is there a better way to call the stream with all the uids I have.
Ps the uids are stored in the UserFollowing model:
class UserFollowing
final String _uid;
UserFollowing(this._uid);
String get uid => _uid;
and stored from here:
List getFollowingsUidToList(List<DocumentSnapshot> docList)
if (docList != null)
List<UserFollowing> followingUidsList = [];
docList.forEach((document)
String uid = document.data["uid"];
UserFollowing userPost = UserFollowing(uid);
followingUidsList.add(userPost);
);
return followingUidsList;
All I'm left with now is to communicate a new stream with userFollowing.uid.
How can I do it? thanks.
firebase dart flutter google-cloud-firestore
add a comment |
I'm trying to get the Ids of users i'm following from a firestore stream and then call another stream with the posts of my followings with the ids from previously.
I don't know if this is the right way to architect it and if so how to implement it with flutter.. I've been trying streamBuilder for the first call, but I don't know how to make the second stream call with a list of ids.
The function that I used to get the followings Ids
Stream<QuerySnapshot> followingUsersContent(String uid)
return _firestore.collection("following").document(uid).collection("userFollowing").snapshots();
and to get their posts:
Stream<DocumentSnapshot> myContentList(String userId)
return _firestore.collection("posts").document(userId).collection("userPosts").document().snapshots();
This is how I retrieve the first list of Id's from the widget:
postWidget()
return Container(
child: StreamBuilder<QuerySnapshot>(
stream: usersContentProvider.followingUsersContent(profileId),
builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot<QuerySnapshot> snapshot)
if (!snapshot.hasData)
return Text("There's no data");
if (snapshot.hasData)
List<DocumentSnapshot> docs = snapshot.data.documents;
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentProvider.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
return testUserID(userInfoList);
,
),
);
Widget testUserID(List<UserFollowing> userInfoList)
return Container(
child: Expanded(
child: ListView.builder(
itemCount: userInfoList.length,
itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, i)
return Text(userInfoList[i].uid ?? "There's no data", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red),);
),
),
);
So far so good everything is fine.
Now should I put another stream builder inside the listView.Builder() "I don't think it's a good idea".. because it is retrieving a list of uid with the (itemBuilder context, i). Or is there a better way to call the stream with all the uids I have.
Ps the uids are stored in the UserFollowing model:
class UserFollowing
final String _uid;
UserFollowing(this._uid);
String get uid => _uid;
and stored from here:
List getFollowingsUidToList(List<DocumentSnapshot> docList)
if (docList != null)
List<UserFollowing> followingUidsList = [];
docList.forEach((document)
String uid = document.data["uid"];
UserFollowing userPost = UserFollowing(uid);
followingUidsList.add(userPost);
);
return followingUidsList;
All I'm left with now is to communicate a new stream with userFollowing.uid.
How can I do it? thanks.
firebase dart flutter google-cloud-firestore
I think you can use nestedStreamBuilders
you can see example
– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first streamList<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to douserInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.
– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
I'm trying to get the Ids of users i'm following from a firestore stream and then call another stream with the posts of my followings with the ids from previously.
I don't know if this is the right way to architect it and if so how to implement it with flutter.. I've been trying streamBuilder for the first call, but I don't know how to make the second stream call with a list of ids.
The function that I used to get the followings Ids
Stream<QuerySnapshot> followingUsersContent(String uid)
return _firestore.collection("following").document(uid).collection("userFollowing").snapshots();
and to get their posts:
Stream<DocumentSnapshot> myContentList(String userId)
return _firestore.collection("posts").document(userId).collection("userPosts").document().snapshots();
This is how I retrieve the first list of Id's from the widget:
postWidget()
return Container(
child: StreamBuilder<QuerySnapshot>(
stream: usersContentProvider.followingUsersContent(profileId),
builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot<QuerySnapshot> snapshot)
if (!snapshot.hasData)
return Text("There's no data");
if (snapshot.hasData)
List<DocumentSnapshot> docs = snapshot.data.documents;
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentProvider.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
return testUserID(userInfoList);
,
),
);
Widget testUserID(List<UserFollowing> userInfoList)
return Container(
child: Expanded(
child: ListView.builder(
itemCount: userInfoList.length,
itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, i)
return Text(userInfoList[i].uid ?? "There's no data", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red),);
),
),
);
So far so good everything is fine.
Now should I put another stream builder inside the listView.Builder() "I don't think it's a good idea".. because it is retrieving a list of uid with the (itemBuilder context, i). Or is there a better way to call the stream with all the uids I have.
Ps the uids are stored in the UserFollowing model:
class UserFollowing
final String _uid;
UserFollowing(this._uid);
String get uid => _uid;
and stored from here:
List getFollowingsUidToList(List<DocumentSnapshot> docList)
if (docList != null)
List<UserFollowing> followingUidsList = [];
docList.forEach((document)
String uid = document.data["uid"];
UserFollowing userPost = UserFollowing(uid);
followingUidsList.add(userPost);
);
return followingUidsList;
All I'm left with now is to communicate a new stream with userFollowing.uid.
How can I do it? thanks.
firebase dart flutter google-cloud-firestore
I'm trying to get the Ids of users i'm following from a firestore stream and then call another stream with the posts of my followings with the ids from previously.
I don't know if this is the right way to architect it and if so how to implement it with flutter.. I've been trying streamBuilder for the first call, but I don't know how to make the second stream call with a list of ids.
The function that I used to get the followings Ids
Stream<QuerySnapshot> followingUsersContent(String uid)
return _firestore.collection("following").document(uid).collection("userFollowing").snapshots();
and to get their posts:
Stream<DocumentSnapshot> myContentList(String userId)
return _firestore.collection("posts").document(userId).collection("userPosts").document().snapshots();
This is how I retrieve the first list of Id's from the widget:
postWidget()
return Container(
child: StreamBuilder<QuerySnapshot>(
stream: usersContentProvider.followingUsersContent(profileId),
builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot<QuerySnapshot> snapshot)
if (!snapshot.hasData)
return Text("There's no data");
if (snapshot.hasData)
List<DocumentSnapshot> docs = snapshot.data.documents;
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentProvider.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
return testUserID(userInfoList);
,
),
);
Widget testUserID(List<UserFollowing> userInfoList)
return Container(
child: Expanded(
child: ListView.builder(
itemCount: userInfoList.length,
itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, i)
return Text(userInfoList[i].uid ?? "There's no data", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red),);
),
),
);
So far so good everything is fine.
Now should I put another stream builder inside the listView.Builder() "I don't think it's a good idea".. because it is retrieving a list of uid with the (itemBuilder context, i). Or is there a better way to call the stream with all the uids I have.
Ps the uids are stored in the UserFollowing model:
class UserFollowing
final String _uid;
UserFollowing(this._uid);
String get uid => _uid;
and stored from here:
List getFollowingsUidToList(List<DocumentSnapshot> docList)
if (docList != null)
List<UserFollowing> followingUidsList = [];
docList.forEach((document)
String uid = document.data["uid"];
UserFollowing userPost = UserFollowing(uid);
followingUidsList.add(userPost);
);
return followingUidsList;
All I'm left with now is to communicate a new stream with userFollowing.uid.
How can I do it? thanks.
firebase dart flutter google-cloud-firestore
firebase dart flutter google-cloud-firestore
edited Mar 26 at 10:33
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I think you can use nestedStreamBuilders
you can see example
– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first streamList<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to douserInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.
– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
I think you can use nestedStreamBuilders
you can see example
– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first streamList<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to douserInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.
– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38
I think you can use nested
StreamBuilders
you can see example– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
I think you can use nested
StreamBuilders
you can see example– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first stream
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to do userInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first stream
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to do userInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
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I think you can use nested
StreamBuilders
you can see example– cipli onat
Mar 26 at 5:50
@ciplionat my stream function has an identifier which needs to be users id. This is the model from where i'm getting the ids.. they've been retrieved from the first stream
List<UserFollowing> userInfoList = usersContentBloc.getFollowingsUidToList(docs);
now do i need to douserInfoList[0].uid
or is there another way to do it.– john haris
Mar 26 at 17:38