For a Flutter project my Firestore structure looks like this:
posts(collection) --> document1
--> document2 --> applications(sub-collection)
--> document3
--> document4 --> applications(sub-collection)
--> document5
I want to get the documents which have applications sub-collection, in this example document2 & document4. How to do this?
CodePudding user response:
You may want to run two get queries to get both querysnapshot(s)
db.collection('posts').doc('document2').collection('applications').get()
db.collection('posts').doc('document4').collection('applications').get()
Then merge both results into a single List<QuerySnapshot> and parse your result as you see fit.
CodePudding user response:
As Timothy said in his answer, one option is to perform a separate read for each subcollections, and then merge them in your application code.
Alternatively you can use a collection group query (Flutter docs) to read from all applications collections at once. There is no way to limit such a read to just document2 and document4 though, so this only works if those are the only applications collections in your database.

