I've spend hours looking at identical questions but none of the answers I've found are helping this issue. Simple app retrieves data from Firebase
Database and passes to another view controller from the tableview. The main data will pass through but I can't edit the information without an identifying "key" which I tried to set as childByAutoID()
but then changed to a timestamp
. Regardless of the method, all I get is the entries info not the actual key itself.
func loadData() {
self.itemList.removeAll()
let ref = FIRDatabase.database().reference()
ref.child(userID!).child("MyStuff").observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
if let todoDict = snapshot.value as? [String:AnyObject] {
for (_,todoElement) in todoDict {
let todo = TheItems()
todo.itemName = todoElement["itemName"] as? String
todo.itemExpires = todoElement["itemExpires"] as? String
todo.itemType = todoElement["itemType"] as? String
self.itemList.append(todo)
print (snapshot.key);
}
}
self.tableView.reloadData()
}) { (error) in
print(error.localizedDescription)
}
}
The key you are trying to look for is located in the iterator of your for loop
Inside your if-let, try to do this:
for (key,todoElement) in todoDict {
print(key) // this is your childByAutoId key
}
This should solve the problem. Otherwise show us a screen of your database structure
If your data looks like this:
Uid: {
MyStuff: {
AutoID: {
itemName: “Apocalypse”,
itemExpires: “December 21, 2012”,
itemType: “Catastrophic”
}
}
}
Then I would query like this:
ref.child(userID!).child("MyStuff").observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
for child in snapshot.children {
let child = child as? DataSnapshot
let key = child?.key as? String
if let todoElement = child?.value as? [String: Any] {
let todo = TheItems()
todo.itemName = todoElement["itemName"] as? String
todo.itemExpires = todoElement["itemExpires"] as? String
todo.itemType = todoElement["itemType"] as? String
self.itemList.append(todo)
self.tableView.reloadData()
}
}
})
Additionally, like I said in my comment you can just upload the key with the data if you're using .updateChildValues()
. Example:
let key = ref.child("userID!").childByAutoId().key
let feed = ["key": key,
“itemName”: itemName] as [String: Any]
let post = ["\(key)" : feed]
ref.child("userID").child("MyStuff").updateChildValues(post) // might want a completionBlock
Then you can get the key the same way you are getting the rest of the values. So your new data would look like this:
Uid: {
MyStuff: {
AutoID: {
itemName: “Apocalypse”,
itemExpires: “December 21, 2012”,
itemType: “Catastrophic”,
key: “autoID”
}
}
}
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