It would be very useful to have.
sharq1
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I vote
ravitez
on 27 Aug 2016
+1
289420843
on 28 Sep 2016
@alazier, is there any workaround available for distinct and group by support in realm js
ugendrang
on 28 May 2017
also support this idea and am curious if there are workarounds available
kevboh
on 25 Aug 2017
At the moment the only way to achieve this is to pull all your data and use something like lodash to accomplish it I'm afraid.
kristiandupont
on 28 Aug 2017
Fair enough, thanks for the quick answer. In general, is there any way to see and upvote the realm-js roadmap beyond github issues?
kevboh
on 28 Aug 2017
Not at the moment, no. However, we do monitor GitHub as it's what we use for our internal project planning so we do take notice when people comment in here.
kristiandupont
on 29 Aug 2017
I see鈥攖hanks for clarifying!
kevboh
on 29 Aug 2017
+1
sajjadrad
on 9 Sep 2017
+1
vivekkhurana
on 11 Sep 2017
+1
Almjz
on 28 Sep 2017
+1
kosiakMD
on 25 Oct 2017
+1
faogustavo
on 14 Nov 2017
+1
badaz
on 5 Dec 2017
+1
andrew-wagner89
on 21 Feb 2018
Is this supposed to be supported 2.3.x? Per the current documentation page:
_Sorting and find distinct values are possible with functions SORT and DISTINCT, e.g. age > 20 SORT(name ASC, age DESC) DISTINCT(name)._
I have tried to use these functions without success. I also have an open question on StackOverflow that is still unanswered.
sellmeadog
on 22 Apr 2018
Yes, this seems to work well with a predicate followed by sort and distinct.
I even made it work with a relation: time != null SORT(activity.id ASC, time DESC) DISTINCT(activity)
reyalpsirc
on 11 Feb 2019
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Is this supposed to be supported 2.3.x? Per the current documentation page:
_Sorting and find distinct values are possible with functions
SORTandDISTINCT, e.g. age > 20SORT(name ASC, age DESC) DISTINCT(name)._I have tried to use these functions without success. I also have an open question on StackOverflow that is still unanswered.