javascript
"parse-server": "^2.6.3",
"parse": "^1.10.0",
I have three Table, Member
、 Circle
and MemberCircle
。
Circle
has a pointer field named member
,it means who create the circle
。
And MemberCircle
has two pointer filed, member
and circle
。 the member
means who join the circle。
I want to query the circles which the member create and join。but the matchesKeyInQuery
seens not work with the objectId
。
const member = new Parse.Object('Member')
member.id = 'memberid'
const queryPage = new Parse.Query('Circle')
const queryOwn = queryPage.equalTo('member', member).equalTo('status', 1)
const queryJoin = new Parse.Query('Circle').matchesKeyInQuery('objectId', 'circle', new Parse.Query('MemberCircle').equalTo('member', member))
Parse.Query.or(queryOwn, queryJoin).limit(15).skip(prePage * pageSize)
How to write the query?
Using matchesKeyInQuery
with objectId
is now possible using dot notation in the latest release of parse-server 2.7.2
.
Replace the query-key
'circle' with 'circle.objectId'
Here is this pull request to parse-server
that addressed this.