Lets take the following data structure:
Now I want to refresh the accessTokenFacebook with a Firebase Function. I tested two option:
- the onWrite, and the:
- the onChanged
The onWrite looks the best to me, but with the following function:
exports.getFacebookAccessTokenOnchange = functions.database.ref('/users/{uid}/userAccountInfo/lastLogin').onWrite(event => {
const lastLogin = event.data;
let dateObject = new Date();
let currentDate = dateObject.toUTCString();
return lastLogin.ref.parent.parent.child('services').child('facebook').update({'accessTokenFacebook': currentDate});
});
Something happens I don'understand/can solve: when I delete a whole userUID-record (for a cleanup), the userUID-record automatically create, then only with the following path {uid}/services/facebood/accesTokenFacebook...
It seems that a deletion also triggers a onWrite.
I also tried the .onchange, but that one only triggers when there is still no accessTokenFacebook. When the change make this one, the change never triggered again.
So the next thing I want to do is a comparison between the old and new value. Do you have an example? Or is there a better solution?
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