As I got from \'Cloud Firestore Data Model\' guide \"each document is identified by a name.\" Is it possible to query a collection by that document identifier (which is the
In python you should use full documents names
from google.cloud import firestore as f
from google.cloud.firestore_v1.field_path import FieldPath
firestore = f.Client()
colRef = firestore.collection(u'docs')
filter = [firestore.document(u'docs/doc1'), firestore.collection(u'docs/doc3')]
query = colRef.where(FieldPath.document_id(), u'in', filter)
You can query by documentId using the special sentinel FieldPath.documentId()
, e.g.:
const querySnap = collection.where(firebase.firestore.FieldPath.documentId(), '<', '100').get();
But be aware that document IDs are strings and therefore this will include documents with ID '0' or '1', but not '2' since '2' > '100' lexicographically.
So if you want a numeric query, you'll need to write the document ID as a numeric field in the document and then do a normal query on it.