firebaseui

There are tons of duplicated answers I had tried almost all of them but I am still not able to use Firebase storage image with Glide. First of all I am using docs FirebaseStorage storage = FirebaseStorage.getInstance(); StorageReference storageRef = storage.getReference(); StorageReference pathReference = storageRef.child("sorular/1.jpg"); // ImageView in your Activity ImageView imageView = rootView.findViewById(R.id.imageView); // Load the image using Glide Glide.with(this /* context */) .using(new FirebaseImageLoader()) // Cannot resolve method 'using .load(pathReference) .into(imageView);

I have implemented RecyclerView with FirebaseUI-Android library . My RecyclerView realtime data change well once i use that FirebaseRecyclerAdapter In Collection that data document have field type as Boolean , Integer, Reference . I want use that Reference to get data in populateViewHolder with addSnapshotListener . Help me! Here is my code: FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<Conv, ConvViewHolder> firebaseConvAdapter = new FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<Conv, ConvViewHolder>( Conv.class, R.layout.users_single_layout, ConvViewHolder.class, conversationQuery ) { @Override protected void populateViewHolder(final

I am curious as to the efficiency of searching for documents in a collection using this code. As the number of documents in the collection grows and the number of items in the array grows will this search become very inefficient? Is there a better way of doing this or is there a schema change I can make to the database to better optimize this? Is there somewhere I can find the time complexity of these functions for the firestore documentation maybe? Query query = db.collection("groups").whereArrayContains("members", userid); ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION I originally wanted to try storing the group ids

When subclassing FirebaseListAdapter in FirebaseUI how can one get the obj key of the item clicked? FirebaseListAdapter has the following method which gets itemId, but returns long. But I require the object key which is in the default string format. public long getItemId(int i) { return (long)this.mSnapshots.getItem(i).getKey().hashCode(); } The FirebaseListAdapter assumes that you always know the index/position of the item you are interacting with. Given the Android context this makes sense, since collection views are index based. Once you know the position, you can call adapter.getRef