Daten mit Aggregationsabfragen zusammenfassen
Bei einer Aggregationsabfrage werden die Daten aus mehreren Indexeinträgen verarbeitet, um eine einen einzelnen Zusammenfassungswert haben.
Firestore unterstützt Folgendes: Aggregationsabfragen:
count()
sum()
average()
Firestore berechnet die Aggregation und überträgt nur das Ergebnis zu Ihrer App zurück. Im Vergleich zum Ausführen einer vollständigen Abfrage und der Berechnung der Aggregation in Ihrer App nutzen, sparen Sie Aggregationsabfragen bei Lesevorgängen von abgerechneten Dokumenten. und übertragene Byte.
Aggregationsabfragen basieren auf der vorhandenen Indexkonfiguration, die Ihre Abfragen bereits verwenden, und skalieren Sie proportional zur Anzahl der Indexwerte, gescannten Einträgen. Latenz nimmt mit der Anzahl der Elemente zu in der Aggregation.
count()
-Aggregation verwenden
Mit der Aggregationsabfrage count()
können Sie
die Anzahl der Dokumente in einer Sammlung oder Abfrage zu bestimmen.
Sehen Sie sich die Beispieldaten an, die wir unter Daten abrufen eingerichtet haben.
Die folgende count()
-Aggregation gibt die Gesamtzahl der Städte in der
Sammlung „cities
“.
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(db, "cities"); const snapshot = await getCountFromServer(coll); console.log('count: ', snapshot.data().count);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities") let countQuery = query.count do { let snapshot = try await countQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.count) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRCollectionReference *query = [self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"]; [query.count aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching count: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Cities count: %@", snapshot.count); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities"); AggregateQuery countQuery = query.count(); countQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Count fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Count: " + snapshot.getCount()); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Count failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities") val countQuery = query.count() countQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Count fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Count: ${snapshot.count}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Count failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Dart
// Returns number of documents in users collection db.collection("users").count().get().then( (res) => print(res.count), onError: (e) => print("Error completing: $e"), );
Go
Java
CollectionReference collection = db.collection("cities"); AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = collection.count().get().get(); System.out.println("Count: " + snapshot.getCount());
Node.js
const collectionRef = db.collection('cities'); const snapshot = await collectionRef.count().get(); console.log(snapshot.data().count);
Python
Die Aggregation count()
berücksichtigt alle Filter der Abfrage sowie
limit
-Klauseln verwenden.
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(db, "cities"); const q = query(coll, where("state", "==", "CA")); const snapshot = await getCountFromServer(q); console.log('count: ', snapshot.data().count);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities").whereField("state", isEqualTo: "CA") let countQuery = query.count do { let snapshot = try await countQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.count) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [[self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"] queryWhereField:@"state" isEqualTo:@"CA"]; [query.count aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching count: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Cities count: %@", snapshot.count); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("state", "CA"); AggregateQuery countQuery = query.count(); countQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Count fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Count: " + snapshot.getCount()); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Count failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("state", "CA") val countQuery = query.count() countQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Count fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Count: ${snapshot.count}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Count failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Dart
// This also works with collectionGroup queries. db.collection("users").where("age", isGreaterThan: 10).count().get().then( (res) => print(res.count), onError: (e) => print("Error completing: $e"), );
Go
Java
CollectionReference collection = db.collection("cities"); Query query = collection.whereEqualTo("state", "CA"); AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = query.count().get().get(); System.out.println("Count: " + snapshot.getCount());
Node.js
const collectionRef = db.collection('cities'); const query = collectionRef.where('state', '==', 'CA'); const snapshot = await query.count().get(); console.log(snapshot.data().count);
Python
sum()
-Aggregation verwenden
Verwenden Sie die Aggregation sum()
, um die Summe der numerischen Werte zurückzugeben,
mit einer bestimmten Abfrage übereinstimmen. Beispiel:
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(firestore, 'cities'); const snapshot = await getAggregateFromServer(coll, { totalPopulation: sum('population') }); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities") let aggregateQuery = query.aggregate([AggregateField.sum("population")]) do { let snapshot = try await aggregateQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"]; FIRAggregateQuery *aggregateQuery = [query aggregate:@[ [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"]]]; [aggregateQuery aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching aggregate: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Sum: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"]]); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities"); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.sum("population")); aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Aggregate fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Sum: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregation failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities") val aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.sum("population")) aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Aggregate fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Sum: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregate failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Java
collection = db.collection("cities"); snapshot = collection.aggregate(sum("population")).get().get(); System.out.println("Sum: " + snapshot.get(sum("population")));
Node.js
const coll = firestore.collection('cities'); const sumAggregateQuery = coll.aggregate({ totalPopulation: AggregateField.sum('population'), }); const snapshot = await sumAggregateQuery.get(); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation);
Python
collection_ref = client.collection("users") aggregate_query = aggregation.AggregationQuery(collection_ref) aggregate_query.sum("coins", alias="sum") results = aggregate_query.get() for result in results: print(f"Alias of results from query: {result[0].alias}") print(f"Sum of results from query: {result[0].value}")
Go
func createSumQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error { ctx := context.Background() client, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID) if err != nil { return err } defer client.Close() collection := client.Collection("users") query := collection.Where("born", ">", 1850) aggregationQuery := query.NewAggregationQuery().WithSum("coins", "sum_coins") results, err := aggregationQuery.Get(ctx) if err != nil { return err } sum, ok := results["sum_coins"] if !ok { return errors.New("firestore: couldn't get alias for SUM from results") } sumValue := sum.(*firestorepb.Value) fmt.Fprintf(w, "Sum of results from query: %d\n", sumValue.GetIntegerValue()) return nil }
Die Aggregation sum()
berücksichtigt alle Filter der Abfrage sowie
Limit-Klauseln verwenden. Beispiel:
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(firestore, 'cities'); const q = query(coll, where('capital', '==', true)); const snapshot = await getAggregateFromServer(q, { totalPopulation: sum('population') }); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities").whereField("capital", isEqualTo: true) let aggregateQuery = query.aggregate([AggregateField.sum("population")]) do { let snapshot = try await aggregateQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [[self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"] queryWhereFilter:[FIRFilter filterWhereField:@"capital" isEqualTo:@YES]]; FIRAggregateQuery *aggregateQuery = [query aggregate:@[ [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"]]]; [aggregateQuery aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching aggregate: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Sum: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"]]); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("capital", true); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.sum("population")); aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Aggregate fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Sum: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregation failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("capital", true) val aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.sum("population")) aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Aggregate fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Sum: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregate failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Java
collection = db.collection("cities"); query = collection.whereEqualTo("state", "CA"); snapshot = query.aggregate(sum("population")).get().get(); System.out.println("Sum: " + snapshot.get(sum("population")));
Node.js
const coll = firestore.collection('cities'); const q = coll.where("capital", "==", true); const sumAggregateQuery = q.aggregate({ totalPopulation: AggregateField.sum('population'), }); const snapshot = await sumAggregateQuery.get(); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation);
Python
collection_ref = client.collection("users") query = collection_ref.where(filter=FieldFilter("people", "==", "Matthew")) aggregate_query = aggregation.AggregationQuery(query) aggregate_query.sum("coins", alias="sum") results = aggregate_query.get() for result in results: print(f"Alias of results from query: {result[0].alias}") print(f"Sum of results from query: {result[0].value}")
Go
func createSumQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error { ctx := context.Background() client, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID) if err != nil { return err } defer client.Close() collection := client.Collection("users") query := collection.Where("born", ">", 1850).Limit(5) aggregationQuery := query.NewAggregationQuery().WithSum("coins", "sum_coins") results, err := aggregationQuery.Get(ctx) if err != nil { return err } sum, ok := results["sum_coins"] if !ok { return errors.New("firestore: couldn't get alias for SUM from results") } sumValue := sum.(*firestorepb.Value) fmt.Fprintf(w, "Sum of results from query: %d\n", sumValue.GetIntegerValue()) return nil }
average()
-Aggregation verwenden
Verwenden Sie die Aggregation average()
, um den Durchschnitt numerischer Werte zurückzugeben, die einem
Abfrage zurückgegeben. Beispiel:
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(firestore, 'cities'); const snapshot = await getAggregateFromServer(coll, { averagePopulation: average('population') }); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities") let aggregateQuery = query.aggregate([AggregateField.average("population")]) do { let snapshot = try await aggregateQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"]; FIRAggregateQuery *aggregateQuery = [query aggregate:@[ [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]]; [aggregateQuery aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching aggregate: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Avg: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities"); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.average("population")); aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Aggregate fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Average: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregation failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities") val aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.average("population")) aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Aggregate fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Average: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregate failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Java
collection = db.collection("cities"); snapshot = collection.aggregate(average("population")).get().get(); System.out.println("Average: " + snapshot.get(average("population")));
Node.js
const coll = firestore.collection('cities'); const averageAggregateQuery = coll.aggregate({ averagePopulation: AggregateField.average('population'), }); const snapshot = await averageAggregateQuery.get(); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Python
collection_ref = client.collection("users") aggregate_query = aggregation.AggregationQuery(collection_ref) aggregate_query.avg("coins", alias="avg") results = aggregate_query.get() for result in results: print(f"Alias of results from query: {result[0].alias}") print(f"Average of results from query: {result[0].value}")
Go
func createAvgQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error { ctx := context.Background() client, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID) if err != nil { return err } defer client.Close() collection := client.Collection("users") query := collection.Where("born", ">", 1850) aggregationQuery := query.NewAggregationQuery().WithAvg("coins", "avg_coins") results, err := aggregationQuery.Get(ctx) if err != nil { return err } avg, ok := results["avg_coins"] if !ok { return errors.New("firestore: couldn't get alias for AVG from results") } avgValue := avg.(*firestorepb.Value) fmt.Fprintf(w, "Avg of results from query: %d\n", avgValue.GetDoubleValue()) return nil }
Die Aggregation average()
berücksichtigt alle Filter für die Abfrage und etwaige Limits
-Klauseln verwenden. Beispiel:
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(firestore, 'cities'); const q = query(coll, where('capital', '==', true)); const snapshot = await getAggregateFromServer(q, { averagePopulation: average('population') }); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities").whereField("capital", isEqualTo: true) let aggregateQuery = query.aggregate([AggregateField.average("population")]) do { let snapshot = try await aggregateQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print(snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))) } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [[self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"] queryWhereFilter:[FIRFilter filterWhereField:@"capital" isEqualTo:@YES]]; FIRAggregateQuery *aggregateQuery = [query aggregate:@[ [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]]; [aggregateQuery aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching aggregate: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Avg: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("capital", true); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.average("population")); aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Aggregate fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Average: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregation failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities").whereEqualTo("capital", true) val aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(AggregateField.average("population")) aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Aggregate fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Average: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregate failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Java
collection = db.collection("cities"); query = collection.whereEqualTo("state", "CA"); snapshot = query.aggregate(average("population")).get().get(); System.out.println("Average: " + snapshot.get(average("population")));
Node.js
const coll = firestore.collection('cities'); const q = coll.where("capital", "==", true); const averageAggregateQuery = q.aggregate({ averagePopulation: AggregateField.average('population'), }); const snapshot = await averageAggregateQuery.get(); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Python
collection_ref = client.collection("users") query = collection_ref.where(filter=FieldFilter("people", "==", "Matthew")) aggregate_query = aggregation.AggregationQuery(query) aggregate_query.avg("coins", alias="avg") results = aggregate_query.get() for result in results: print(f"Alias of results from query: {result[0].alias}") print(f"Average of results from query: {result[0].value}")
Go
func createAvgQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error { ctx := context.Background() client, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID) if err != nil { return err } defer client.Close() collection := client.Collection("users") query := collection.Where("born", ">", 1850).Limit(5) aggregationQuery := query.NewAggregationQuery().WithAvg("coins", "avg_coins") results, err := aggregationQuery.Get(ctx) if err != nil { return err } avg, ok := results["avg_coins"] if !ok { return errors.New("firestore: couldn't get alias for AVG from results") } avgValue := avg.(*firestorepb.Value) fmt.Fprintf(w, "Avg of results from query: %d\n", avgValue.GetDoubleValue()) return nil }
Mehrere Aggregationen in einer Abfrage berechnen
Sie können mehrere Aggregationen in einer einzigen Aggregationspipeline kombinieren. Dadurch kann die Anzahl der erforderlichen Indexlesevorgänge reduziert werden. Wenn die Abfrage Aggregationen für mehrere Felder enthält, ist möglicherweise ein zusammengesetzter Index erforderlich. In diesem Fall Firestore schlägt einen Index vor.
Im folgenden Beispiel werden mehrere Aggregationen in einer einzelnen Aggregationsabfrage durchgeführt:
Webversion 9
const coll = collection(firestore, 'cities'); const snapshot = await getAggregateFromServer(coll, { countOfDocs: count(), totalPopulation: sum('population'), averagePopulation: average('population') }); console.log('countOfDocs: ', snapshot.data().countOfDocs); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Swift
let query = db.collection("cities") let aggregateQuery = query.aggregate([ AggregateField.count(), AggregateField.sum("population"), AggregateField.average("population")]) do { let snapshot = try await aggregateQuery.getAggregation(source: .server) print("Count: \(snapshot.get(AggregateField.count()))") print("Sum: \(snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population")))") print("Average: \(snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population")))") } catch { print(error) }
Objective-C
FIRQuery *query = [self.db collectionWithPath:@"cities"]; FIRAggregateQuery *aggregateQuery = [query aggregate:@[ [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForCount], [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"], [FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]]; [aggregateQuery aggregationWithSource:FIRAggregateSourceServer completion:^(FIRAggregateQuerySnapshot *snapshot, NSError *error) { if (error != nil) { NSLog(@"Error fetching aggregate: %@", error); } else { NSLog(@"Count: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForCount]]); NSLog(@"Sum: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForSumOfField:@"population"]]); NSLog(@"Avg: %@", [snapshot valueForAggregateField:[FIRAggregateField aggregateFieldForAverageOfField:@"population"]]); } }];
Java
Android
Query query = db.collection("cities"); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate( AggregateField.count(), AggregateField.sum("population"), AggregateField.average("population")); aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<AggregateQuerySnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<AggregateQuerySnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()) { // Aggregate fetched successfully AggregateQuerySnapshot snapshot = task.getResult(); Log.d(TAG, "Count: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.count())); Log.d(TAG, "Sum: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))); Log.d(TAG, "Average: " + snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))); } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregation failed: ", task.getException()); } } });
Kotlin+KTX
Android
val query = db.collection("cities") val aggregateQuery = query.aggregate( AggregateField.count(), AggregateField.sum("population"), AggregateField.average("population") ) aggregateQuery.get(AggregateSource.SERVER).addOnCompleteListener { task -> if (task.isSuccessful) { // Aggregate fetched successfully val snapshot = task.result Log.d(TAG, "Count: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.count())}") Log.d(TAG, "Sum: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.sum("population"))}") Log.d(TAG, "Average: ${snapshot.get(AggregateField.average("population"))}") } else { Log.d(TAG, "Aggregate failed: ", task.getException()) } }
Java
collection = db.collection("cities"); query = collection.whereEqualTo("state", "CA"); AggregateQuery aggregateQuery = query.aggregate(count(), sum("population"), average("population")); snapshot = aggregateQuery.get().get(); System.out.println("Count: " + snapshot.getCount()); System.out.println("Sum: " + snapshot.get(sum("population"))); System.out.println("Average: " + snapshot.get(average("population")));
Node.js
const coll = firestore.collection('cities'); const aggregateQuery = coll.aggregate({ countOfDocs: AggregateField.count(), totalPopulation: AggregateField.sum('population'), averagePopulation: AggregateField.average('population') }); const snapshot = await aggregateQuery.get(); console.log('countOfDocs: ', snapshot.data().countOfDocs); console.log('totalPopulation: ', snapshot.data().totalPopulation); console.log('averagePopulation: ', snapshot.data().averagePopulation);
Python
collection_ref = client.collection("users") query = collection_ref.where(filter=FieldFilter("people", "==", "Matthew")) aggregate_query = aggregation.AggregationQuery(query) aggregate_query.sum("coins", alias="sum").avg("coins", alias="avg") results = aggregate_query.get() for result in results: print(f"Alias of results from query: {result[0].alias}") print(f"Aggregation of results from query: {result[0].value}")
Go
func createMultiAggregationQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error { ctx := context.Background() client, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID) if err != nil { return err } defer client.Close() collection := client.Collection("users") query := collection.Where("born", ">", 1850) aggregationQuery := query.NewAggregationQuery().WithCount("count").WithSum("coins", "sum_coins").WithAvg("coins", "avg_coins") results, err := aggregationQuery.Get(ctx) if err != nil { return err } }
Abfragen mit mehreren Aggregationen umfassen nur die Dokumente, die alle der einzelnen Aggregationen. Dies kann zu anderen Ergebnissen von einzelne Aggregationen durchführen.
Sicherheitsregeln für Aggregationsabfragen
Firestore-Sicherheitsregeln funktionieren bei Aggregationsabfragen genauso wie auf Abfragen, die Dokumente zurückgeben. Anders gesagt, wenn und nur wenn Ihre Regeln bestimmte Sammlungs- oder Sammlungsgruppenabfragen ausführen, können sie für diese Abfragen aggregieren. Weitere Informationen zu Interaktion von Firestore-Sicherheitsregeln mit Abfragen
Verhalten und Einschränkungen
Beachten Sie bei der Arbeit mit Aggregationsabfragen das folgende Verhalten und die folgenden Einschränkungen:
Sie können Aggregationsabfragen nicht mit Echtzeit-Listenern und Offline-Abfragen. Aggregationsabfragen werden nur über direkten Server unterstützt Antwort. Abfragen werden nur vom Firestore-Back-End verarbeitet, wobei lokalen Cache und zwischengespeicherten Updates. Dieses Verhalten entspricht Vorgänge, die innerhalb von Firestore-Transaktionen ausgeführt werden.
Wenn eine Aggregation nicht innerhalb von 60 Sekunden aufgelöst werden kann, wird eine
DEADLINE_EXCEEDED
Fehler. Die Leistung hängt von der Indexkonfiguration und auf die Größe des Datasets.Wenn der Vorgang nicht innerhalb der 60-Sekunden-Frist abgeschlossen werden kann, wird ein Sie können das Problem umgehen, indem Sie Zähler verwenden. für große Datasets.
Aggregationsabfragen lesen aus Indexeinträgen aus und beziehen nur indexierte auf .
Durch das Hinzufügen der
OrderBy
-Klausel zu einer Aggregationsabfrage wird die Aggregation auf Dokumente, in denen das Sortierfeld vorhanden ist.Bei den Aggregationen
sum()
undaverage()
werden nicht numerische Werte ignoriert. Bei den Aggregationensum()
undaverage()
werden nur ganzzahlige Werte und Gleitkommazahlenwerte sind.Wenn Sie mehrere Aggregationen in einer einzigen Abfrage kombinieren, beachten Sie, dass
sum()
undaverage()
ignoriert nicht numerische Werte, währendcount()
nicht numerische Werte enthält.Wenn Sie Aggregationen in verschiedenen Feldern kombinieren, enthält nur die Dokumente, die all diese Felder enthalten.
Preise
Die Preise für Aggregationsabfragen hängen von der Anzahl der übereinstimmenden Indexeinträge ab durch die Abfrage. Ihnen wird eine geringe Anzahl von Lesevorgängen für eine große Anzahl von übereinstimmenden Einträgen.
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