getInt and setInt about firebase-esp8266

[mobizt]

All Firebase call functions return the operation status (boolean), true for success and false for failed.

To get data, you can use firebaseData.intData().

Check this example, for basic useage.

[MarijoVidovic]

So i have to use something like this for every int i read?

if (Firebase.getInt(firebaseData, path + "/Double/Data" + (i + 1))) { Serial.println("PASSED"); Serial.println("PATH: " + firebaseData.dataPath()); Serial.println("TYPE: " + firebaseData.dataType()); Serial.println("ETag: " + firebaseData.ETag()); Serial.print("VALUE: "); if (firebaseData.dataType() == "int") Serial.println(firebaseData.intData()); else if (firebaseData.dataType() == "float") Serial.println(firebaseData.floatData(), 5); else if (firebaseData.dataType() == "double") printf("%.9lf\n", firebaseData.doubleData()); else if (firebaseData.dataType() == "boolean") Serial.println(firebaseData.boolData() == 1 ? "true" : "false"); else if (firebaseData.dataType() == "string") Serial.println(firebaseData.stringData()); else if (firebaseData.dataType() == "json") Serial.println(firebaseData.jsonData()); Serial.println("------------------------------------"); Serial.println(); }

for my usage would be

if (Firebase.getInt(firebaseData, "DomeLED/Color/r" ){
if (firebaseData.dataType() == "int")
        R = (firebaseData.intData());
}

I have a bit hard time understanding this library :)
Sorry for obviously dumb question

[mobizt]

Yes, you can check the data type before get its value which ensure that you will not mis the resolution of numeric data in case of int, float and double.

In addition, the usual function e.g. myValue = MyFunction(); as in other Firebase library that returns the data directly is not good practice when it processes the http request and response tasks inside the function which can be failed, unreachable, invalid request or many error reasons which user will get undesired and questionable value from that function.

[MarijoVidovic]

Yes, you can check the data type before get its value which ensure that you will not mis the resolution of numeric data in case of int, float and double.

In addition, the usual function e.g. myValue = MyFunction(); as in other Firebase library that returns the data directly is not good practice when it processes the http request and response tasks inside the function which can be failed, unreachable, invalid request or many error reasons which user will get undesired and questionable value from that function.

Thank you i think i figure it out. It need a little effort but its good now. I wanted to avoid fingerprint so i used this library. Nice work and keep it up :)