Firestore Tutorial Part 9 – SIMPLE QUERIES – Android Studio Tutorial
In part 9 of the Firestore tutorial we filter our queries by calling a where method on our CollectionReference, like whereEqualTo or whereGreaterThanOrEqualTo. Into these methods we pass the key of the field in the document, and the value we want to filter for.
We can also order these results with the orderBy method, where we can pass Query.Direction.DESCENDING to get our results in descending instead of ascending order.
Lastly we will use the limit method to only retrieve a certain number of results.
We can add all these queries before the get method or before the addSnapshotListener method.
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Code for this part:
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