I have 2 categories in Cloud Firestore and the structure looks like this:
Categories (Collection)
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--- 6FbwakI8Jh8Pst79kEV8 (Document)
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--- Category Name (String) => "Cars For Sale"
--- nMWCgN7g9hZsMaeJPLRj (Document)
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--- Category Name (String) => "Cars For Rent"
How can I create custom options for every category like the images below:
Image 1: Cars For Sale
Image 2: Cars For Rent
There are different options for every category and I want to know how can I create something like this using Firebase Firestore inside my categories?
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CodePudding user response:
The simplest solution I can think of is to create two separate collections for each type of operation, like this:
Firestore-root
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--- Cars For Sale (collection)
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| --- //Options in the first screenshot
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--- Cars For Rent (collection)
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--- //Options in the second screenshot
Since a query may always return documents from a single category, then this schema is the simplest one.
CodePudding user response:
Well, I think you can achieve this, using the following scaffolding. Notice the filters contain category
ID which maps the filters to the category
. So this way you could create n
number of filters
and n
number of categories
.
collection | document id | document data |
---|---|---|
categories | 6FbwakI8Jh8Pst79kEV8 | { name: "Cars For Sale" } |
nMWCgN7g9hZsMaeJPLRj | { name: "Cars For Rent" } | |
filters | nMWCgN7g9hZsMaeJPLRj | { name: "Car Make", value: ["V1", "V2", "V3"], category: 6FbwakI8Jh8Pst79kEV8 } |
{ name: "Car Model", value: ["X", "Y", "Z"], category: nMWCgN7g9hZsMaeJPLRJ } |
Then you can make use of simple get()
queries to get data from the collection.