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Hi Dimitar, thanks for the video! It is so great. By any chance, do you know could we filter a JSON file with a key that is dynamically set by the user? For example, I have an array of tasks and I want to grab the "duedate", but the duedate name (=key) is set by the user, how can I filter the JSON (knowing that you can't dynamically path in Flutterflow) ? Many thanks for your help!
Hey Dimitar, I’m a big fan of the flutterflow API integration, but actually I’ve found an issue while I’m adding an API key in body field, which trimming the double quotes automatically, while the key value contains one in the middle😅, do you have any idea?!
@@flutterflowexpert Unfortunately trimming the variables too, I believe the only solution is the FlutterFlow developers trim only the first and the last characters !
I copied your funtion and set the same parameters but there is an error on sort method, when I'm trying to test the function this is the error I'm getting
@@flutterflowexpert I have an audio app for kids, displaying more than 1,000 stories splitted in 3 ages. 3+ 6+ 8+. In my splashscreen I query an API enpoint and store the response in a Query cache. In the app settings, the user is allowed to enable/disable the display of stories with 3 toggles (3+ 6+ 8+). So I need to instantly filter stories on each toggle action.
@@flutterflowexpert The problem is that I can't access the Query Cache as an App State... But I am thinking about going back to using App State instead of Quey cache. If you are available, I may have to hire you for 2 or 3 tasks. I will use FF expert board for that, right ?
I've got this working with first and last name in my app, but I am also trying to sort by number. I see in the code where it looks for a int... but my api pulls the value in as a string... do you know of a way that I can convert to an int before it gets into the function?
Very helpful, but does seem to work for me as it seems no data added to app state variable from api call. This even happens with static data inserted to the json variable without the API call data.
@@flutterflowexpert yes, 'Add Item' in App State work with same info from api call, bu with method as per video returns NULL in the listview. Almost as if it is not storing the data from the api call.
