findByQueryWithConverter method
- required CollectionReferenceQuery<
T> collectionReferenceQuery, - required String whereDescription,
Finds documents based on a given searchTerm
and searchField
.
The searchTermType
defines the type of field that is specified as searchField
. You are
able to search a SearchTermType.startsWith field for direct hits or for a SearchTermType.arrayContains
that may contain the searchField
.
This method returns data in the form of a list of T
. Make sure to have specified the
_toJson
and _fromJson
methods or else the FirestoreApi will not now how to convert the
data.
If _tryAddLocalId
is true then your data will also contain a local id field based
on the _idFieldName
specified in the constructor. Add this id field to your T
and you will
have easy access to the document id at any time.
If _tryAddLocalDocumentReference
is true then your data will also contain a local reference field based
on the _documentReferenceFieldName
specified in the constructor. Add this reference field to your T
and you will
have easy access to the document reference at any time.
If you rather want to retrieve data in the raw form of a List<Map<String, dynamic>> consider using the findByQuery method instead.
Implementation
Future<FeedbackResponse<List<T>>> findByQueryWithConverter({
required CollectionReferenceQuery<T> collectionReferenceQuery,
required String whereDescription,
}) async {
try {
_log.info('🔥 '
'Finding ${_collectionPath()} '
'with converter, with '
'custom query where $whereDescription..');
final result = (await collectionReferenceQuery(findCollectionWithConverter()).get())
.docs
.map((e) => e.data())
.toList();
_logResultLength(result);
return _responseConfig.searchSuccessResponse(isPlural: result.isPlural, result: result);
} catch (error, stackTrace) {
_log.error(
'🔥 '
'Unable to find ${_collectionPath()} documents with converter, with '
'custom query where $whereDescription.',
error: error,
stackTrace: stackTrace,
);
return _responseConfig.searchFailedResponse(isPlural: true);
}
}