Hi all,
is it possible to use const attributes - which are declared in a seperate module - in CloudCode to do searches with NoSQL?
See the following example:
CloudCode Module [SOME_MODULE]
const SOME_ATTR = "some_attr"; const SOME_ATTR2 = "some_attr_2";
CloudCode Event [SOME_EVENT]
require("SOME_MODULE"); Spark.runtimeCollection(SOME_ATTR).find({SOME_ATTR2 : Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId()});
The use of SOME_ATTR works great but within the find-method I get zero results (if I use hard coded string instead it works).
Do you have any advice?
Hi Artem,
If you do something like this it should work:
require("SOME_MODULE");
var query = {};
query[SOME_ATTR2] = Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId();
Spark.runtimeCollection(SOME_ATTR).find(query);
Kind regards,
Jonathan.
Artem Hofmann
Hi all,
is it possible to use const attributes - which are declared in a seperate module - in CloudCode to do searches with NoSQL?
See the following example:
CloudCode Module [SOME_MODULE]
CloudCode Event [SOME_EVENT]
require("SOME_MODULE"); Spark.runtimeCollection(SOME_ATTR).find({SOME_ATTR2 : Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId()});The use of SOME_ATTR works great but within the find-method I get zero results (if I use hard coded string instead it works).
Do you have any advice?
Hi Artem,
If you do something like this it should work:
require("SOME_MODULE");
var query = {};
query[SOME_ATTR2] = Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId();
Spark.runtimeCollection(SOME_ATTR).find(query);
Kind regards,
Jonathan.
Tech Support
Hi Artem,
If you do something like this it should work:
require("SOME_MODULE");
var query = {};
query[SOME_ATTR2] = Spark.getPlayer().getPlayerId();
Spark.runtimeCollection(SOME_ATTR).find(query);
Kind regards,
Jonathan.
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