I am currently developing an IOS app, and I need a database! I've chosen the google firestore! I need to read some fields I create that have subfields! Something like this:
db.collection("usersorders").document(uid).collection("order").addDocument(data: ["items":0, "order":["Book1":0,"Book2":0,"Book3":0]]){ (error) in
if error != nil {
// Show error message
print("Error saving user data")
}
}
Where I need to read the "Book1" value for example! I've looked in a lot of places, but I can't seem to find what I am looking for. Read subfields, from a field of a document!
@IBAction func AddtoCart(_ sender: Any) {
let uid = user!.uid
let docRef = db.collection("usersorders").document(user!.uid).collection("order").document()
docRef.getDocument(source: .cache) { (document, error) in
if let document = document {
let Book1 = document.get("Book1")
let Items = document.get("items")
let Book1now = Book1 as! Int + 1
let Itemsnow = Items as! Int + 1
}
}}
This is what I have been doing but it doesn't work! After writing the code to update the database with the Items/Book1 now values it just doesn't update! Please Help me
Given that your document data looks like this:
You'll first need to access the
order
field in your document, before you can then find an item in that fieldAs far as I can see, this makes
order
a dictionary, so you can get the specific value from it with: