I am trying to install realm in a fresh react-native project. but when I run this command yarn add realm or npm I realm it always stop on this step. [4/4] 🔨 Building fresh packages... [1/1] â „ realm and nothing…
import React from "react" import { initialWindowMetrics, SafeAreaProvider } from "react-native-safe-area-context" import {FlatList, SafeAreaView, Text, View, } from "react-native"; import {colors} from "./theme"; import {LocationRealm} from "./realm/models/LocationRealm"; import RealmContext from './realm/AppRealm'; const { RealmProvider, useQuery } = RealmContext; function App()…
I am trying to update the Schema version, so that I can change the schema additively (just add one property without affecting existing records). I ran the following code on load of my home screen view: var configCheck = Realm.Configuration();…
I am developing a flutter app for Android. For that I am using a realm database and I am using the realm dependency for flutter https://realm.io/realm-flutter/ to read data from it. This realm database is generated by some android library…
As the title says, I have a function with these parameters: typealias Handler = (Swift.Result<Any?, APIErrors>) -> Void func viewApi (ownerId: String, accessToken: String, completionHandler: @escaping Handler ){ var viewArray: [Information] = [Information]() let headers: HTTPHeaders = [ .authorization("Bearer (accessToken)")…
As in the title, do you know if there is an ADO.Net connector allowing to read a Realm database? For now I m going to try with CData.MongoDB or MongoDB.Driver (nugets packages ) even if I'm almost sure it won't…
I'm trying to use Mongo DB Realm in my Android app. I've added those two dependencies: implementation "org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-coroutines-core:1.6.0-native-mt" implementation "io.realm.kotlin:library-sync:1.0.2" Along with the plugin: id 'io.realm.kotlin' and id 'io.realm.kotlin' version '1.0.2' apply false But I'm getting this strange error, and…
Options: via API in our database RealM database to store locally Local Storage
I wonder if I should create my own additional layer when updating Realm objects to avoid redundant database writing operations or is it done automatically on a lower level? Let's take an example: class SomeEntity: Object { @Persisted(primaryKey: true) var…
I'm trying by following the docs to register and then login with realm. Unfortunatly I got an error RealmException : non-zero custom status code considered fatal when trying to do : authProvider.registerUser(email, password) or : app.logIn(emailCred); I created a repo…