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To better illustrate... in my database I have a collection that stores the section of users.
After creating the user my Javascript code adds one more user to the "users" collection and also an item in "Session" that stores the user id.
My question is: how to get this code firebase automatically assigned to sesion items'?
Follow the javascript code:
/* Pegar dados do usuario */
nome = document.querySelector('#username');
sobrenome = document.querySelector('#sobrenome');
createUserButton = document.querySelector('#submit');
email = document.querySelector('#email');
dataNascimento = document.querySelector('#data');
senha = document.querySelector('#senha');
confirm_senha = document.querySelector('#confirm-senha');
concordaTermos = document.querySelector('#check');
/*Cria evento do botão para enviar dados de login*/
createUserButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
/* Confere se o usuario concorda com os termos de uso */
if (concordaTermos.checked) {
/*cria o usuario*/
firebase
.auth()
.createUserWithEmailAndPassword(email.value, senha.value)
.then(function() {
/* Armazena dados no banco de dados */
firebase.database()
.ref('users/' + firebase.auth().currentUser.uid)
.set({
'nome': nome.value,
'sobrenome': sobrenome.value,
'email': email.value,
'dataNascimento': dataNascimento.value
})
.then(function() {
/* Armazena seção do usuario */
firebase
.database()
.ref('sesion/')
.push()
.set(firebase.auth().currentUser.uid);
console.log(secion);
})
})
}
})
Hi Kawan! Welcome to our beloved community! I’ve been away for a while. Cool your question and it’s not hard to solve (if you do, post an answer to your own question! - That’s pretty cool, you know? Someone might have a similar question). I made an edit just to fix some terms. As a suggestion, use the correct term for "Session" to represent time in your collection. Another suggestion, do you really need the Realtime database? Also, make sure Firestore doesn’t solve your problem. Know the differences by reading the documentation.
– Mateus
Object.Keys(firebase.auth().currentUser.uid)[0]
wouldn’t solve the problem?– isaque