SortingMode as arrays

[BenCherif]

How i can add use "sortingMode" in getAll() method . i need an example .Thanks

[tspoke]

Hi BenCherif,

What version do you use ? RxJava2 or rxjava1 ?

For rxjava2 implementation => From the example in the code here, you can change the call to getAll() to something like :

public void loadPosts() {
        Disposable d = postService.getAll(null /*or Filter*/, new SortingMode("id", SortType.DESCENDING))
                .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
                .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
                .subscribeWith(new DisposableSubscriber<Optional<List<Post>>>(){
                    @Override
                    public void onNext(Optional<List<Post>> items) {
                        mainView.updatePosts(items.get());
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void onError(Throwable e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void onComplete() {

                    }
                });

        disposable.add(d);
}

The SortingMode object take 2 params, the first is the key on which you want to sort, and the second the order (DESCENDING or ASCENDING). Default is Ascending.

Thank you for using/testing the lib :)

[BenCherif]

Hi @tspoke , Thanks for your kind response , i'm using RxJava2 . now i want to sort list by more then one field like this : .findAllSorted("Linked", Sort.DESCENDING, "username", Sort.ASCENDING).sort("Activate", Sort.DESCENDING) i hope your library support this function . Kind regards

[tspoke]

@BenCherif I'm afraid this is only supported by Filter for now...I can make an update to support SortingMode[] in requests. I didn't support them in the first time because it's more rare to use arrays of SortingMode than Filters. But that's an interesting feedback and I will take it into account for the next update.

Sorry ! I'll keep you updated about this feature !

[BenCherif]

Thanks , i'm waiting for it .

[tspoke]

@BenCherif As soon the PR will be merged, you will be able to use arrays of SortingMode.

Btw, you need to implements this logic on your server side. I mean, locally realm will handle the sort/filtering easily but if you plug a distant API in a service, you have to use the filter and the sort too.

[BenCherif]

Ok thanks bro, i did the sorting on my server side but when there is no connection .i need to get data from realm so i need to sort them. anyway thanks for your help .Kind regards

[tspoke]

I just release a new version : 3.0.2

You can get it :) Keep me informed if you have any problems with it ! Don't hesitate to give me feedback on the library in a general manner too. I would like to know if it fits your need :)