08 Read Data from Firebase - Flutter Firebase Basic CRUD Tutorial

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Hi everyone, I am ‪@abdulazizahwan‬ . In this playlist, we are going to learn How to Create a Simple Flutter Firebase Create Read Update Delete App. At the moment I don't use a lot of layout and I haven't applied design patterns to my Flutter application.
And as an experimental material, I use a student biodata case study as a dummy database Firebase for this application, which consists of name, student ID and study program ID. All videos in this playlist can be accessed from the link below
Part 1 ► Introduction and Overview • 01 Introduction and Ov...
Part 2 ► Setting Up Layout TextFormField • 02 Setting Up Layout T...
Part 3 ► Setting Up Layout Button • 03 Setting Up Layout B...
Part 4 ► Firebase Introduction • 04 Firebase Introducti...
Part 5 ► Connect Firebase to Android Project • 05 Connect Firebase to...
Part 6 ► Connect Firebase to iOS Project • 06 Connect Firebase to...
Part 7 ► Create Data for Firebase • 07 Create Data for Fir...
Part 8 ► Read Data from Firebase • 08 Read Data from Fire...
Part 9 ► Update Data for Firebase • 09 Update Data for Fir...
Part 10 ► Delete Data from Firebase • 10 Delete Data from Fi...
Part 11 ► Show All Items on ListView using StreamBuilder • 11 Show All Items on L...
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[@jaydeepadvani833]

i can't the read data using your method

[@giulianobordoni6103]

Abdul... i have problems with -- documentReference.get().then((data) { print(datasnapshot.data"studentName"]);-- in the readData function... The IDE says: error: Undefined name 'datasnapshot' Has something changed? Tks

[@tasaddaqrandhawa4219]

same problem

[@suryapramana7626]

Maybe it because you write documentReference.get().then((data) the "data" in the bracket should be datasnapshot

[@josephmx9561]

Try this => print(datasnapshot.get("studentName"));

[@innerthreatcircus5651]

in your create method, I don't understand how you're telling that the document id is name?!?! Anyone? thanks a lot

[@matheusruiz5995]

createUser() { print('Creating...'); CollectionReference collect = FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection('YOUR-COLLECTION-NAME'); collect.add({ 'id': id, 'na,e': name, 'email': email, 'password': password, }).then((value) => print('Success!')); } Remember to add this codes below in your initial program import 'package:flutter/material.dart'; import 'package:cloud_firestore/cloud_firestore.dart'; import 'package:firebase_core/firebase_core.dart'; import 'firebase_options.dart'; void main() async { WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized(); await Firebase.initializeApp( options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform, ); runApp(const MyApp()); }