getDataInArea<T> function
- required Area area,
- required Query source,
- required DocumentMapper<
T> mapper, - required String locationFieldNameInDB,
- LocationAccessor<
T> ? locationAccessor, - List<
ItemFilter< ? clientSidefilters,T> > - DistanceMapper<
T> ? distanceMapper, - DistanceAccessor<
T> ? distanceAccessor, - bool sortDecending = false,
- List<
QueryConstraint> ? serverSideConstraints, - List<
OrderConstraint> ? serverSideOrdering,
Provides as Stream of lists of data items of type T
that have a location field in a
specified area sorted by the distance of to the areas center.
area
: The area that constraints the query
source
: The source FireStore document collection
mapper
: mapping function that gets applied to every document in the query.
Typically used to deserialize the Map returned from FireStore
locationFieldInDb
: The name of the data field in your FireStore document.
Need to make the location based search on the server side
locationAccessor
: As this is a generic function it cannot know where your
location is stored in you generic type.
optional if you don't use distanceMapper
and don't want to sort by distance
Therefore pass a function that returns a valur from the location field inside
your generic type.
distanceMapper
: optional mapper that gets the distance to the center of the
area passed to give you the chance to save this inside your item
if you use a distanceMapper
you HAVE to pass locationAccessor
clientSideFilters
: optional list of filter functions that execute a .where()
on the result on the client side
distanceAccessor
: if you have stored the distance using a distanceMapper
passing
this accessor function will prevent additional distance computing for sorting.
sortDecending
: if the resulting list should be sorted descending by the distance
to the area's center. If you don't provide loacationAccessor
or distanceAccessor
no sorting is done. This Sorting is done one the client side
serverSideConstraints
: If you need some serverside filtering besides the Area pass a list of QueryConstraint
serverSideOrdering
: If you need some serverside ordering you can pass a List of OrderConstraints
Using serverSideConstraints
or serverSideOrdering
almost always requires to create an index for
this field. Check your debug output for a message from FireStore with
a link to create them
Implementation
Stream<List<T>> getDataInArea<T>(
{required Area area,
required Query source,
required DocumentMapper<T> mapper,
required String locationFieldNameInDB,
LocationAccessor<T>? locationAccessor,
List<ItemFilter<T>>? clientSidefilters,
DistanceMapper<T>? distanceMapper,
DistanceAccessor<T>? distanceAccessor,
bool sortDecending = false,
List<QueryConstraint>? serverSideConstraints,
List<OrderConstraint>? serverSideOrdering}) {
assert(
(distanceAccessor == null) || (distanceMapper != null && distanceAccessor != null),
);
if (serverSideOrdering != null) {
serverSideOrdering.insert(0, new OrderConstraint(locationFieldNameInDB, false));
}
var constraints = getLocationsConstraint(locationFieldNameInDB, area);
if (serverSideConstraints != null) {
constraints.addAll(serverSideConstraints);
}
var query = buildQuery(collection: source, constraints: constraints, orderBy: serverSideOrdering);
// as we replace items ouside the target circle at the corners of the surrounding square with null we have to filter
// them out on the clients side
if (clientSidefilters != null) {
clientSidefilters..insert(0, (item) => item != null);
} else {
clientSidefilters = [(item) => item != null];
}
return getDataFromQuery<T /*!*/ >(
query: query,
mapper: (docSnapshot) {
// get a real objects from FireStore
var item = mapper(docSnapshot);
double distance;
if (locationAccessor != null) {
distance = area.distanceToCenter(locationAccessor(item!));
// We might get places outside the target circle at the corners of the surrounding square
if (distance > area.radiusInKilometers) {
return null;
}
if (distanceMapper != null) {
return distanceMapper(item, distance);
}
}
return item;
},
clientSidefilters: clientSidefilters,
orderComparer: distanceAccessor != null // i this case we don't have to calculate the distance again
? (item1, item2) => sortDecending
? distanceAccessor(item1).compareTo(distanceAccessor(item2))
: distanceAccessor(item2).compareTo(distanceAccessor(item1))
: locationAccessor != null
? (item1, item2) => sortDecending
? area
.distanceToCenter(locationAccessor(item1))
.compareTo(area.distanceToCenter(locationAccessor(item2)))
: area
.distanceToCenter(locationAccessor(item2))
.compareTo(area.distanceToCenter(locationAccessor(item1)))
: null);
}