How can i get this to work with react native?

[kingtross88]

I'm able to get this to work with implementing this with geofire. I'd like to use Geofirestore because I'm using firestore within my application.(I figured it would be a better choice).

This works for react native. const geofire = require('geofire');

I keep getting 'geofirestore is not a constructor' error message. Can you assist me with getting this to work in react native?

[kingtross88]

i just saw another post that had the answer. Sorry to bother you. i'm closing this out.

[MichaelSolati]

@kingtross88 could you tell me which post you saw the answer/solution in? If my docs aren't clear I should probably update them based on what works!

[kingtross88]

I saw it in the below post.

https://github.com/MichaelSolati/geofirestore/issues/3

I had to put use import { GeoFirestore } from "geofirestore";. This is the only way I didn't get an error. I'm adding info to my firestore database now. I didn't pull the info as of yet but I'll let you know if I'm able to figure that out. Other than that I think your documentation is pretty well detailed.

Thank you for responding!

[rajeshgadepalli]

I am writing a goodle cloud function which uses GeoFirestore.

The init code looks like this

const admin = require('firebase-admin'); const functions = require('firebase-functions'); const GeoFireStore = require('geofirestore'); //Initialize Firebase admin.initializeApp(functions.config().firebase); const db = admin.firestore();

Have written a https trigger that looks like the following

exports.helloWorldOK = functions.https.onRequest((request, response) => { const userQRObject = db.collection('UserQRObject'); var ref = new GeoFireStore(userQRObject); response.status(200).json({data:'geoFirestore'}); });

I get the error GeoFireStore is not a constructor. Please help me resolve.

[MichaelSolati]

@rajeshgadepalli => https://stackoverflow.com/a/53842723/5076023

[rajeshgadepalli]

thank you @MichaelSolati , it worked. I could move to the next level but stuck here.

My query looks like this

const geoQuery = geoFirestore.query({ center: new firebase.firestore.GeoPoint(17.500362, 78.587374), radius: 1 //, // query: (ref) => ref.where('d.count', '==', 1) });

How do I iterate the results now ?

[MichaelSolati]

@rajeshgadepalli you'll have to store the results into an array and when the ready listener fires saying the query is done you can sort and order the results.

[rajeshgadepalli]

@MichaelSolati this is what i have done basing on your suggestion. Is this a proper implementation to get the nearby locations ?

const geoQuery = geoFirestore.query({ center: new firebase.firestore.GeoPoint(17.500362, 78.587374), radius: 1 }); geoQuery.on('ready', () => { console.log('GeoFirestoreQuery has loaded and fired all other events for initial data'); var locations = geoQuery._locationsTracked; var keys = []; locations.forEach(function (locationMap, key) { if (typeof locationMap !== 'undefined' && locationMap.isInQuery) { console.log('key', key); keys.push(locationMap); } }); response.status(200).json(keys); });

[MichaelSolati]

@rajeshgadepalli the formatting is difficult to read, and this isn't really an issue with the library. I'd advise possibly asking this question on Stack Overflow. (I check there too)

[rajeshgadepalli]

@MichaelSolati Have posted the question

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53983550/fetch-nearby-geo-results-using-geofirestore