Object' does not conform to protocol 'Modelable' about ballcap-ios HOT 16 CLOSED

@SebastianBO You need to explain the detailed situation.

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Sorry,
Latest Xcode/Pring version.

The model is "Modelable" and yet I get the error, Object' does not conform to protocol 'Modelable'.
Tried a lot of various solutions, what am I missing?
Thanks for the great work.

1. Get documents

let document: Document<Model> = Document("DOCUMENT_ID")
document.get { (document, error) in
   print(document.data)
}

2. Collection Reference
   let query: DataSource<Document<Item>>.Query = DataSource.Query(Firestore.firestore().collectionGroup("items")) let dataSource = DataSource(reference: query)

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Thank you for using Pring.
In this library, Document and Model are separated.

Modelable is a Protocol for defining a Model.
Object has Model as a property.

https://github.com/1amageek/Ballcap-iOS#scheme

Any struct that conforms to Modelable & Codable can be handled byDocument <Model>.
Document is a class created by inheriting Object.

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Been trying to solve this over the weekend, with your updated scheme and instructions. It would be nice with a working example of subcollections and retrieve a specific document

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@SebastianBO

let documentReference: DocumentReference = firestore.document("YOUR_PATH")
let doc: Document<Model> = Document(documentReference)

Document<Model>.get(documentReference: documentReference) { document, error

}

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Even more confusing

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@SebastianBO
I don't know what you want to understand.
You need to prepare sample code and a reproducible environment.

Use Document

let documentReference: DocumentReference = firestore.document("YOUR_PATH")
let doc: Document<Model> = Document(documentReference)

Document<Model>.get(documentReference: documentReference) { document, error

}

Use Class that inherits Object

let documentReference: DocumentReference = firestore.document("YOUR_PATH")
let user: User = User(documentReference)

// get from document ref
User.get(documentReference: documentReference) { user, error

}

// get from document id
User.get(id: "USER_ID") { user, error

}

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Agree, sorry.

1. Sub Collection as DataSource - not getting it to work in SwiftUI
2. Retrieve specific document from DB (User) guess it's answered above
3. Create/Save a document with a specific ID.

Where can I donate to this project?

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@SebastianBO
Can you publish part of your code with gist? It would be better for me to see it.

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@SebastianBO

Sub Collection as DataSource - not getting it to work in SwiftUI
https://github.com/1amageek/Ballcap-iOS/blob/master/README.md#your-custom-object

Create/Save a document with a specific ID.
https://github.com/1amageek/Ballcap-iOS/blob/master/README.md#initialization

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Thank you a lot, very appreciated! I'll come back with results if interested

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let uid = Auth.auth().currentUser!.uid let document: Document<User.Model> = Document(id: uid) document.save()
This saves it to "document collection"
and not override class var name: String { "users" } collection

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@SebastianBO What version are you using?
If it's happening in the latest version, it's a bug, so please describe the code that can be reproduced with a new issue.

I need to fix it.

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It's the latest version.
Just create a document with a specific ID gives this results.

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@SebastianBO

Thank you.

I'm testing, but that doesn't happen.
Publish a repository that can be reproduced.

https://github.com/1amageek/Ballcap-iOS/blob/master/BallcapTests/DocumentTests.swift#L61
https://github.com/1amageek/Ballcap-iOS/blob/master/BallcapTests/DocumentTests.swift#L201

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