I am trying to fetch data using a dynamic, imperatively created firebase-document
element inside a custom behavior.
I have the following code. Notice the first console.log
correctly logs as expected. But the second never logs anything. Where am I going wrong?
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getUserLocalSeries: function(uid) {
var doc = document.createElement('firebase-document');
var path = ['users', uid, 'local'].join('/');
doc.appName = 'app';
doc.path = path;
var _this = this;
console.log('path', path); // Logs fine
doc.addEventListener('response', function(e) {
console.log('doc', doc.lastResponse); // Doesn't log
_this.set('userLocalSeries', doc.lastResponse);
});
this.set('userLocalSeries', doc.data);
},
I'd strongly recommend just using the Firebase JS SDK for this instead:
getUserLocalSeries: function(uid) {
var path = ['users', uid, 'local'].join('/');
var _this = this;
firebase.database().ref(path).on('value', function(snap) {
_this.set('userLocalSeries', snap.val());
});
}
You can use the SDK so long as you have a firebase-app
in your project. This example requires that you omit the name
attribute from firebase-app
, but you could also do e.g. firebase.app('app').database().ref()
instead.