I have an error from the firebase :
FIREBASE WARNING: Exception was thrown by user callback. RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
I didn't find my mistake.
I'm very lost in here, please help.
My code looks like this:
app.post('/updateCoords', (req, res)=>{
var usrID = req.body.id;
var usrCoords = {
lat: req.body.lat,
long: req.body.long
}
console.log('userID : '+usrID+' lat : '+usrCoords.lat+' long : '+usrCoords.long);
var ref = database.ref('users');
try{
ref.orderByChild('username').equalTo(usrID).on("value", (snapshot)=> {
if(!snapshot.val()){
// Error
return res.json({msg: 'username is not in D.B', success: false});
}
// Success
admin.database().ref('users/' + usrID + '/currentLocation').update({
lat: usrCoords.lat,
long: usrCoords.long
});
return res.json({msg: 'user coords changed', success: true});
});
}catch(ex){
console.log('ex /updateCoords = '+ex);
}
});
You're updating the same node that you're reading. This causes the on("value"
callback to be triggered again. Which in turn then writes a new value, which trigger the callback again. And that continues until the runtime runs out of call stack space.
The simplest solution is to use once()
instead of on()
:
var ref = database.ref('users');
try{
ref.orderByChild('username').equalTo(usrID).once("value", (snapshot)=> {
if(!snapshot.val()){
checker = true;
}
if(snapshot.val()){
admin.database().ref('users/' + usrID + '/currentLocation').update({
lat: usrCoords.lat,
long: usrCoords.long
});
return res.json({msg: 'user coords changed', success: true});
// checker = false;
}
// res.json({msg: 'username is not in D.B', success: false});
});
}catch(ex){
console.log('ex /updateCoords = '+ex);
}