So impressed and grateful for how clear and well paced this tutorial was. I have not used the data/domain/presentation architecture before but will attempt to implement it in my current project at work using this video as a reference.
Followed up to the point where you passed the 'providers' parameter to App().. this is making my widget_test.dart fail since i can't access the given parameter in that widget_test.dart file, any suggestions?
hello you said to me: You're welcome, if you want, when I launch the video, remind me in a comment and I'll explain exactly what you would have to do to incorporate Firestore. so if you want to explain it to me that would be adorable thank you !!!
Of course, basically you have to follow the same methodology that I follow in this video but adjusting the datasource to Firestore, that is: - First create an entity that represents the data in Firestore, for example lib/data/firestore/entity/your_entity.dart. Here you can use json_serializable exactly like I do with the network layer models. - Then you'll need a mapper to convert that entity to your domain objects, which can be in lib/data/firestore/firestore_mapper.dart. The methodology to follow is exactly the same as the Mapper classes that I show in this example. - You will have to create the datasource that interacts with Firestore, in /lib/data/firestore/client/firestore_client.dart. This class uses the SDK that Firestore provides to work with its data. - Finally you will have to use all of the above in your repository, where you will use FirestoreClient to get the entities, and FirestoreMapper to map them to your domain objects. This is roughly the guide by which you could guide yourself to be able to implement your synchronization layer with Firestore, if you have any specific questions do not hesitate to ask.
@@DavidSerranoIO Hello, I'm coming back to you because I'm stuck, indeed, I can't find the api host for cloud firestore, as for my api key, I retrieved my web api key from the parameters of my firebase project, hoping that this is it
@@nekorielfredbear1455 To communicate with Firestore you have to use the library and the methodology that Firebase requires. I recommend that you first learn to read and write in Firebase by following the official tutorials offered by Google. Once you've learned that, you can apply that knowledge to building a FirestoreClient to perform the communication.
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@@DavidSerranoIO I have a question, I take freelancing projects that are not huge and most of them have firebase as backends. and I have two questions please answer them. Should I implement CLEAN Architecture in small freelance projects that use Firebase as the backend? Can I use CLEAN Architecture with GetX ?
@@Inandoutpk In my opinion, yes, you should always apply clean architecture. As for GetX, I suppose you can apply clean, but I strongly advise against using this library, since what it does is an over-engineering of Flutter itself, from my point of view it makes no sense and does not provide anything of value.
