J jkhazraji Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 14, 2020 #1 I did not find support for Firebase realtime database in b4i ( a library): Firebase Realtime Database Hi, Just wondering if there are any plans to integrate the firebase realtime database, please? I have an IOS app I need to do, which will hopefully user the reatime database Regards Neil www.b4x.com Is there an OBJC inline code to do that? I tried the following code (taken from FIrebase docs) in a b4i Firebase project (which worked for Firebase notifications and authentications )but without benefit since it generates a compile error: B4X: #If OBJC @import Firebase; // Use Firebase library to configure APIs -(void) write : (bool) on { [FIRApp configure]; @property (strong, nonatomic) FIRDatabaseReference *ref; self.ref = [[FIRDatabase database] reference]; [[[self.ref child:@"users"] child:authResult.user.uid] setValue:@{@"username": username}]; NSLog(@"written"); } #End If Last edited: Jul 14, 2020
I did not find support for Firebase realtime database in b4i ( a library): Firebase Realtime Database Hi, Just wondering if there are any plans to integrate the firebase realtime database, please? I have an IOS app I need to do, which will hopefully user the reatime database Regards Neil www.b4x.com Is there an OBJC inline code to do that? I tried the following code (taken from FIrebase docs) in a b4i Firebase project (which worked for Firebase notifications and authentications )but without benefit since it generates a compile error: B4X: #If OBJC @import Firebase; // Use Firebase library to configure APIs -(void) write : (bool) on { [FIRApp configure]; @property (strong, nonatomic) FIRDatabaseReference *ref; self.ref = [[FIRDatabase database] reference]; [[[self.ref child:@"users"] child:authResult.user.uid] setValue:@{@"username": username}]; NSLog(@"written"); } #End If
Semen Matusovskiy Well-Known Member Licensed User Jul 15, 2020 #2 taken from FIrebase docs Click to expand... Hard to believe. Looks like you simply combine fragments. You need to find a sample, for example, on Stackoverflow. Upvote 0
taken from FIrebase docs Click to expand... Hard to believe. Looks like you simply combine fragments. You need to find a sample, for example, on Stackoverflow.
J jkhazraji Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 15, 2020 #3 Semen Matusovskiy said: Hard to believe. Looks like you simply combine fragments. You need to find a sample, for example, on Stackoverflow. Click to expand... Sorry I am only a newbie, I did not find any on Stackoverflow! I will be grateful for one Edit : The difficulty, even if I found one , is really to adapt the code to the inline Objective-C inside the b4i IDE. Last edited: Jul 15, 2020 Upvote 0
Semen Matusovskiy said: Hard to believe. Looks like you simply combine fragments. You need to find a sample, for example, on Stackoverflow. Click to expand... Sorry I am only a newbie, I did not find any on Stackoverflow! I will be grateful for one Edit : The difficulty, even if I found one , is really to adapt the code to the inline Objective-C inside the b4i IDE.
Semen Matusovskiy Well-Known Member Licensed User Jul 15, 2020 #4 If you need to call some functions only (like in fragment, which you posted), you can avoid OBJC at all (using NativeObject). Developers mostly use Swift. So to find OBJECTIVE-C sample is not so easy. Anyway Swift samples also good and you can search Swift blogs. Main task is to understand a sequence of actions. Upvote 0
If you need to call some functions only (like in fragment, which you posted), you can avoid OBJC at all (using NativeObject). Developers mostly use Swift. So to find OBJECTIVE-C sample is not so easy. Anyway Swift samples also good and you can search Swift blogs. Main task is to understand a sequence of actions.
J jkhazraji Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 16, 2020 #5 Well. What a puzzle!! That is what I did. I used NativeObject. Upvote 0
