I would like to filter a Firebase path and see if a child exists in my path.
I just want to return the values which have a path call "reponses". It works but when the path doesn't have this Child, it throws me this error:
firebase.js:283 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '$value' of
firebase.js:276 FIREBASE WARNING: Exception was thrown by user callback.
TypeError: Cannot read property '$value' of undefined
I use Firebase-util and Angularfire like that:
var ref = firebase.database().ref();
var nc = new firebase.util.NormalizedCollection(
ref.child('accounts/' + $localStorage.accountId + '/demandes'),
[ref.child('demandes'), 'widget2']).select('widget2.duree', 'widget2.derniere_modification', 'widget2.reponses', 'widget2.exp', 'widget2.ajout_le', 'widget2.localisation').
filter(function(data, key, priority) {
return data.reponses.$value !== null; // This cause problems !
}).ref();
$scope.items = $firebaseArray(nc);
How can I do to test in a proper way other than return data.reponses.$value !== null;
? Thank you
It sounds like data.responses
is undefined
so you could check for $value
like this:
.filter(function (data, key, priority) {
return data.responses && data.responses.$value !== null;
}).ref();
This makes sure that there is a responses
field on data
before you probe it for $value
.