Issue
Im working on my first Ionic + Firebase project, and im not understanding this:
Im searching and getting an object from firebase, I can access its details on html and show it to the user.
But now I need to save the createdBy field on that object so I can use it to search for its creator on firebase.
But when I try to access that info its always undefined. Why is that? Any tips on how to fix this?
export class VisitDetailsPage implements OnInit {
public trips: Observable<HomeTripCardsModel>;
public trip: HomeTripCardsModel;
public buddyInfo;
public targetBuddyId: any;
constructor(private router: Router, private navCtrl: NavController,
public fireStorageService: FireStorageService,
private route: ActivatedRoute, public db: AngularFirestore) {
}
ngOnInit() {
const tripId: string = this.route.snapshot.paramMap.get('id');
this.db.collection('users').get()
.subscribe(querySnapshot => {
querySnapshot.forEach(doc => {
this.trips = this.fireStorageService.getTripDetail(tripId, doc.id);
this.trips.forEach((element: HomeTripCardsModel) => {
if (element?.id === tripId) {
this.trip = element;
this.targetBuddyId = element.createdBy;
}
});
});
});
// buddy
console.log(this.trip?.createdBy); // returns undefined
console.log('saved ', this.targetBuddyId) // returns undefined
}}
Solution
Data is loaded from Firebase asynchronously. If you set some breakpoints and run in the debugger, or add a log inside the subscribe method, you'll see that your console.log(this.trip?.createdBy) runs before this.trip = element has ever been run. So at that point, it indeed doesn't have a value yet.
For this reason, all code that needs data from the database, needs ot be inside the subscribe callback:
this.db.collection('users').get()
.subscribe(querySnapshot => {
querySnapshot.forEach(doc => {
this.trips = this.fireStorageService.getTripDetail(tripId, doc.id);
this.trips.forEach((element: HomeTripCardsModel) => {
if (element?.id === tripId) {
this.trip = element;
this.targetBuddyId = element.createdBy;
}
});
// buddy
console.log(this.trip?.createdBy); // returns undefined
console.log('saved ', this.targetBuddyId) // returns undefined
});
});
Answered By - Frank van Puffelen
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