Reputation: 888
I have an event I'm storing in my database. It is stored as
events
my_party123
info
-KZbdiR_PBrAwxYvUR4U
name: 'John'
city: 'Los Angeles'
my_party124
...
However, I'm trying to retrieve this info and I can't quite get it.
I tried
ref
.child('events')
.child('my_party123') // I also tried .push('my_party123')
.once('value')
.then(snapshot => {
console.log(snapshot.key) // my_party123
console.log(snapshot.val().info)
// this shows object with
// "-KZbdiR_PBrAwxYvUR4U" property, this is the pushed key property
im trying to access
})
.pushed
is creating new keys when i called it - how do i just access the value stored in my database?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1206
Reputation: 26333
If you're looking to have unique event URLs that point at events, I'd recommend a change to your data structure to be something more like:
events
-KZ123PUSHID
name: 'John'
location: 'Los Angeles'
-KZ124PUSHID
name: 'Morgan'
location: 'New York City'
eventNames
my_party_123: '-KZ123PUSHID'
sweet_nyc_part: '-KZ124PUSHID'
Then, in your code, you could do something like:
var eventNamesRef = firebase.database().ref('eventNames');
var eventsRef = firebase.database().ref('events');
var event;
eventNamesRef.child(nameFromUrl).once('value').then(nameSnap => {
eventsRef.child(nameSnap.val()).on('value', eventSnap => {
event = eventSnap.val();
});
});
Upvotes: 4