I'm creating a new Android project, using Kotlin, ViewModels, DataBinding and Firestore. I'm a bit confused how I should go forward with this, mainly how to handle/store Firestore documents/references. As example, I will use a GroceryList app, in which you can add items to your list.
At some point, you select one of your lists, and go to some DetailFragment
. I store my selected GroceryList
in a selectedGroceryList
object in my ViewModel. In my xml, I can use this object in ViewModel to display the name, the items in the list, etc. For instance, I can display the name in a textview with android:text="@{viewModel.selectedGroceryList.name}"
.
Up to this point, I'm a happy! However.. what if we want to write?
Imagine I want to add 'Apples' to my grocerylist. I can add it to the groceryList
in the ViewModel, but that doesn't add it to my Firestore. To do that, I would need the Firestore Documentreference
. So what is the best way to save this Firestore docref? Should I save this ref to my ViewModel next to the groceryList
, and always store the object itself, and the reference to it? Or should I only store the reference, and fetch the object from my Firestore db every time I need it?
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