Specify numeric field value at creation in Firestore?
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I want to create an integer value inside the firestore database at creation. However every variable I pass get turned into a string.
This is what I have:
next_group_id = self.GetNextGroupId() #returns int value
try:
# get the document
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
# create a new document
# this gets created as a string in firestore
doc_ref.set({
u'Group Id': next_group_id,
})
print("Created Group '{}'.".format(group._group_name))
except:
print("Possible firestore error has accord - unable to create group")
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I want to create an integer value inside the firestore database at creation. However every variable I pass get turned into a string.
This is what I have:
next_group_id = self.GetNextGroupId() #returns int value
try:
# get the document
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
# create a new document
# this gets created as a string in firestore
doc_ref.set({
u'Group Id': next_group_id,
})
print("Created Group '{}'.".format(group._group_name))
except:
print("Possible firestore error has accord - unable to create group")
python-3.x firebase google-cloud-firestore firebase-admin
Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00
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I want to create an integer value inside the firestore database at creation. However every variable I pass get turned into a string.
This is what I have:
next_group_id = self.GetNextGroupId() #returns int value
try:
# get the document
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
# create a new document
# this gets created as a string in firestore
doc_ref.set({
u'Group Id': next_group_id,
})
print("Created Group '{}'.".format(group._group_name))
except:
print("Possible firestore error has accord - unable to create group")
python-3.x firebase google-cloud-firestore firebase-admin
I want to create an integer value inside the firestore database at creation. However every variable I pass get turned into a string.
This is what I have:
next_group_id = self.GetNextGroupId() #returns int value
try:
# get the document
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
# create a new document
# this gets created as a string in firestore
doc_ref.set({
u'Group Id': next_group_id,
})
print("Created Group '{}'.".format(group._group_name))
except:
print("Possible firestore error has accord - unable to create group")
python-3.x firebase google-cloud-firestore firebase-admin
python-3.x firebase google-cloud-firestore firebase-admin
edited Nov 17 at 22:19
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asked Nov 17 at 20:22
Dylan Cronkhite
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Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00
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Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00
Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.
doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.
doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00
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Turns out you cant search document with an integer like this:
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
So I just cast to an string and it works fine...
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(str(next_group_id))
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Turns out you cant search document with an integer like this:
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
So I just cast to an string and it works fine...
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(str(next_group_id))
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Turns out you cant search document with an integer like this:
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
So I just cast to an string and it works fine...
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(str(next_group_id))
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Turns out you cant search document with an integer like this:
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
So I just cast to an string and it works fine...
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(str(next_group_id))
Turns out you cant search document with an integer like this:
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(next_group_id)
So I just cast to an string and it works fine...
doc_ref = self._db.collection(GROUPS).document(str(next_group_id))
answered Nov 17 at 23:42
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Does it set a number correct if you hard-code the value? I.e.
doc_ref.set({ u'Group Id': 12, })
. If so, it's at least clear that the problem is on the client/Python side.– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 20:50
I get this error A path element must be a string. Received 102, which is a <class 'int'>.
– Dylan Cronkhite
Nov 17 at 21:15
Hmmm... that sounds weird. I'm not sure why that happens, so hope that somebody else notices.
– Frank van Puffelen
Nov 17 at 22:00