geofire returns duplicates keys when expanding radius in swift
I am trying to implement infinite scrolling by expanding the radius of my GeoFire query by 5kms so I can get the next set of keys. But my GeoFire query is returning duplicates as it is picking up the keys found within the first 5kms in addition to the next 5kms so-on and so-on...
I was under the impression that it should only return the new keys found within the updated radius, have I missed something?
Console output showing duplicate keys found at 10kms then 15kms radius:
My geoQuery:
let geoQuery = GeoFire(firebaseRef: DB_BASE.child("venues-location")).query(at: CLLocation(), withRadius: 1)
My fetchVenueNearby function:
func fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: CLLocation, radius: Double, handler: @escaping (Venue) -> ()) {
geoQuery.center = deviceLocation
geoQuery.radius = radius
geoQuery.observe(.keyEntered) { (key: String!, venueLocation: CLLocation!) in
print ("FOUND KEY: ", key)
self.REF_VENUES.child(key).observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
if let dictionary = snapshot.value as? [String : Any] {
//parse snapshot code here….
}//end if-let
})//end observeSingleEvent
}//end geofire query observe
}//end func
This is my loadMoreVenues func currently used for testing my Geo Query
func loadMoreVenus() {
radius += 5
print("radius = (radius)")
DataService.run.fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: currentLocation, radius: radius) { (venue) in
print("venue: (venue.venueID)")
}
}//end func
swift geofire
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
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I am trying to implement infinite scrolling by expanding the radius of my GeoFire query by 5kms so I can get the next set of keys. But my GeoFire query is returning duplicates as it is picking up the keys found within the first 5kms in addition to the next 5kms so-on and so-on...
I was under the impression that it should only return the new keys found within the updated radius, have I missed something?
Console output showing duplicate keys found at 10kms then 15kms radius:
My geoQuery:
let geoQuery = GeoFire(firebaseRef: DB_BASE.child("venues-location")).query(at: CLLocation(), withRadius: 1)
My fetchVenueNearby function:
func fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: CLLocation, radius: Double, handler: @escaping (Venue) -> ()) {
geoQuery.center = deviceLocation
geoQuery.radius = radius
geoQuery.observe(.keyEntered) { (key: String!, venueLocation: CLLocation!) in
print ("FOUND KEY: ", key)
self.REF_VENUES.child(key).observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
if let dictionary = snapshot.value as? [String : Any] {
//parse snapshot code here….
}//end if-let
})//end observeSingleEvent
}//end geofire query observe
}//end func
This is my loadMoreVenues func currently used for testing my Geo Query
func loadMoreVenus() {
radius += 5
print("radius = (radius)")
DataService.run.fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: currentLocation, radius: radius) { (venue) in
print("venue: (venue.venueID)")
}
}//end func
swift geofire
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23
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I am trying to implement infinite scrolling by expanding the radius of my GeoFire query by 5kms so I can get the next set of keys. But my GeoFire query is returning duplicates as it is picking up the keys found within the first 5kms in addition to the next 5kms so-on and so-on...
I was under the impression that it should only return the new keys found within the updated radius, have I missed something?
Console output showing duplicate keys found at 10kms then 15kms radius:
My geoQuery:
let geoQuery = GeoFire(firebaseRef: DB_BASE.child("venues-location")).query(at: CLLocation(), withRadius: 1)
My fetchVenueNearby function:
func fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: CLLocation, radius: Double, handler: @escaping (Venue) -> ()) {
geoQuery.center = deviceLocation
geoQuery.radius = radius
geoQuery.observe(.keyEntered) { (key: String!, venueLocation: CLLocation!) in
print ("FOUND KEY: ", key)
self.REF_VENUES.child(key).observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
if let dictionary = snapshot.value as? [String : Any] {
//parse snapshot code here….
}//end if-let
})//end observeSingleEvent
}//end geofire query observe
}//end func
This is my loadMoreVenues func currently used for testing my Geo Query
func loadMoreVenus() {
radius += 5
print("radius = (radius)")
DataService.run.fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: currentLocation, radius: radius) { (venue) in
print("venue: (venue.venueID)")
}
}//end func
swift geofire
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
I am trying to implement infinite scrolling by expanding the radius of my GeoFire query by 5kms so I can get the next set of keys. But my GeoFire query is returning duplicates as it is picking up the keys found within the first 5kms in addition to the next 5kms so-on and so-on...
I was under the impression that it should only return the new keys found within the updated radius, have I missed something?
Console output showing duplicate keys found at 10kms then 15kms radius:
My geoQuery:
let geoQuery = GeoFire(firebaseRef: DB_BASE.child("venues-location")).query(at: CLLocation(), withRadius: 1)
My fetchVenueNearby function:
func fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: CLLocation, radius: Double, handler: @escaping (Venue) -> ()) {
geoQuery.center = deviceLocation
geoQuery.radius = radius
geoQuery.observe(.keyEntered) { (key: String!, venueLocation: CLLocation!) in
print ("FOUND KEY: ", key)
self.REF_VENUES.child(key).observeSingleEvent(of: .value, with: { (snapshot) in
if let dictionary = snapshot.value as? [String : Any] {
//parse snapshot code here….
}//end if-let
})//end observeSingleEvent
}//end geofire query observe
}//end func
This is my loadMoreVenues func currently used for testing my Geo Query
func loadMoreVenus() {
radius += 5
print("radius = (radius)")
DataService.run.fetchVenueNearby(deviceLocation: currentLocation, radius: radius) { (venue) in
print("venue: (venue.venueID)")
}
}//end func
swift geofire
swift geofire
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
RoggieRoggie
139112
139112
you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23
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you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23
you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23
you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23
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You need to filter out the already existed results.
As you request new result with new parameter that it +5km it's going to return you a new result and you have to compare what already there and remove it from the result.
I don't know alot about GeoFire but however.
A better choice is to request based on the latest place you get as your starting point instead of the user current place to get the latest result without having to deal with filtering them
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
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You need to filter out the already existed results.
As you request new result with new parameter that it +5km it's going to return you a new result and you have to compare what already there and remove it from the result.
I don't know alot about GeoFire but however.
A better choice is to request based on the latest place you get as your starting point instead of the user current place to get the latest result without having to deal with filtering them
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You need to filter out the already existed results.
As you request new result with new parameter that it +5km it's going to return you a new result and you have to compare what already there and remove it from the result.
I don't know alot about GeoFire but however.
A better choice is to request based on the latest place you get as your starting point instead of the user current place to get the latest result without having to deal with filtering them
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
7bebMrto7bebMrto
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You need to filter out the already existed results.
As you request new result with new parameter that it +5km it's going to return you a new result and you have to compare what already there and remove it from the result.
I don't know alot about GeoFire but however.
A better choice is to request based on the latest place you get as your starting point instead of the user current place to get the latest result without having to deal with filtering them
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
7bebMrto7bebMrto
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You need to filter out the already existed results.
As you request new result with new parameter that it +5km it's going to return you a new result and you have to compare what already there and remove it from the result.
I don't know alot about GeoFire but however.
A better choice is to request based on the latest place you get as your starting point instead of the user current place to get the latest result without having to deal with filtering them
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
7bebMrto7bebMrto
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
7bebMrto7bebMrto
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:27
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you need to filter out the already added places
– 7bebMrto
Nov 21 '18 at 7:23