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Trying out Firestore REST API, the documentation states that to order items ?orderBy=name%20desc this orders using the document name in descending order. The documents I need to order have the following structure
{
"name": "document_name",
"fields":{
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z",
}
}
How could I order using the createTime field? since doing ?orderBy=fields.createTime returns empty JSON.
Trying out Firestore REST API, the documentation states that to order items ?orderBy=name%20desc this orders using the document name in descending order. The documents I need to order have the following structure
{
"name": "document_name",
"fields":{
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z",
}
}
How could I order using the createTime field? since doing ?orderBy=fields.createTime returns empty JSON.
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Reset to default 0As far as I know, Firestore REST API doesn't allow ordering directly on nested fields (like fields.createTime) as you are trying to do right now. However, this technique will only work if you use mobile or web SDKs.
So to solve this, I recommend you modify the structure of your document so that createTime becomes a top-level field in the document and not a nested one:
{
"name": "document_name",
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z", //Trying out Firestore REST API, the documentation states that to order items ?orderBy=name%20desc this orders using the document name in descending order. The documents I need to order have the following structure
{
"name": "document_name",
"fields":{
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z",
}
}
How could I order using the createTime field? since doing ?orderBy=fields.createTime returns empty JSON.
Trying out Firestore REST API, the documentation states that to order items ?orderBy=name%20desc this orders using the document name in descending order. The documents I need to order have the following structure
{
"name": "document_name",
"fields":{
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z",
}
}
How could I order using the createTime field? since doing ?orderBy=fields.createTime returns empty JSON.
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google-cloud-firestore tag since using ?orderBy= in the query string is the way used to filter with the RTDB REST API
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Hey mbithi. Is it the Realtime Database or Cloud Firestore?
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it's cloud firestore
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As far as I know, Firestore REST API doesn't allow ordering directly on nested fields (like fields.createTime) as you are trying to do right now. However, this technique will only work if you use mobile or web SDKs.
So to solve this, I recommend you modify the structure of your document so that createTime becomes a top-level field in the document and not a nested one:
{
"name": "document_name",
"createTime": "2024-08-23T23:06:05.206209Z", //
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google-cloud-firestoretag since using?orderBy=in the query string is the way used to filter with the RTDB REST API – Renaud Tarnec Commented Nov 18, 2024 at 8:06