I have a question regarding a snapshot;
ref.orderByChild("index").equalTo(currentIndex).once("value", function(snapshot) {})
After printing the snapshot with ;
console.log(snapshot.val());
This is the output that gets printed;
{'-LBHEpgffPTQnxWIT4DI':
{
date: '16.05.2018',
first: 'let me in',
index: 1,
second: 'let others in'
}
},
I am trying to extract the values of date and the first value from this snapshot.
I attempted to access them using;
childSnapshot.val()["first"]
childSnapshot.val()["date"]
or
childSnapshot.child.('first')
childSnapshot.child.('date')
but unfortunately, it did not work as expected.
Please point out the mistake I might be making...
The complete code snippet is provided below;
var indexRef = db.ref("/LastIndex/");
var ref = db.ref("/Source/")
indexRef.on("value", function(indexSnapshot) {
console.log(indexSnapshot.val());
var currentIndex = indexSnapshot.val()
ref.orderByChild("index").equalTo(currentIndex).once("value", function(snapshot) {
console.log(snapshot.val());
if(snapshot !== null) {
snapshot.forEach(function (childSnapshot) {
if(childSnapshot !== null) {
var newRef = db.ref("/ListTest/");
var key = newRef.push({
"firstLanguageWord": childSnapshot.val()["first"] ,
"secondLanguageWord": childSnapshot.val()["second"] ,
"wordType": childSnapshot.val()["type"],
"date": childSnapshot.val()["date"],
"translateType": childSnapshot.val()["transType"]
});
currentIndex++;
indexRef.set(currentIndex);
}
});
}
});
Best regards,
Erdem