Let's say I need to query Firestore against a collection of subjects that I receive in a promise:
const subjects: string[] = await getSubjects(); //response: ['Math', 'Science', 'History'];
Since I don't know how many subjects might be returned in the promise at any given time, how would I go about dynamically generating the chain below so I can properly query Firestore?
ref.where('subject[subjects[0].toLowerCase()]', '==' , true)
.where('subject[subjects[1].toLowerCase()]', '==' , true)
.where('subject[subjects[2].toLowerCase()]', '==' , true);
The more subjects that are returned, the more .where()
methods it would need to generate.
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