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Hi, I'm trying to push multiple objects using one requests but I couldn't fin a way to do this using this gem. See this SO question for reference, it's in JS but the problem is the same. It looks like it is possible to push multiple objects at once using JS, so I think should be possible using this gem.
What I want is to start from something like this:
|> container
|> -Km4sgiVoeXVx4ZLKe9a # parent_id
|> div
Then I push multiple objects. Something like firebase.push("container/#{parent_id}/div", array), with an array like [{ a_key: A}, { a_key: B}, { a_key: C}] (currently this assigns the array index as ID).
Desired output:
|> container
|> -Km4sgiVoeXVx4ZLKe9a # parent_id
|> div
|> -Km8IlUaZfgrrUB5tXQt # <= This is one of the objects I want to create
|> a_key: A
|> -Km8NBTEsaM1ElVBHNfH # <= Another created object
|> a_key: B
|> -Km8NDYxTc0ldb_XV7Ti # <= Another created object
|> a_key: C
Can I accomplish this using this gem? Is there another way to do this with just one request? Thanks!
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It may not be possible. Reading https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/rest/database/ doesn't give an indication that they allow pushing multiple objects via REST. However, if you can generate an equivalent cURL request that does what you want, we can probably get this library to do the right thing.
Hi, I'm trying to push multiple objects using one requests but I couldn't fin a way to do this using this gem. See this SO question for reference, it's in JS but the problem is the same. It looks like it is possible to push multiple objects at once using JS, so I think should be possible using this gem.
What I want is to start from something like this:
Then I push multiple objects. Something like
firebase.push("container/#{parent_id}/div", array)
, with an array like[{ a_key: A}, { a_key: B}, { a_key: C}]
(currently this assigns the array index as ID).Desired output:
Can I accomplish this using this gem? Is there another way to do this with just one request? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: