To obtain an element from a Firestore array with a unique value, you can use the array-contains
query. The array-contains
query searches for a specific element in an array field.
Here is an example of a query to get an element from a Firestore array with a unique value of myValue
:
db.collection('myCollection').where('myArray', 'array_contains', 'myValue').get()
This query will return all documents in the myCollection
collection where the myArray
field contains the value myValue
. If there are multiple elements in the array with the value myValue
, you can use additional query conditions to narrow down the result.
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Asked: 2023-05-10 03:23:42 +0000
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