Realm 객체 읽기 - Kotlin SDK

// Find frogs with a favorite pond
val allFrogs = query<Frog>().find()
val frogsWithFavoritePond = allFrogs.query("favoritePonds.@size > $0", 0).find()
// Check if the list contains a value
for (frog in frogsWithFavoritePond) {
    val likesBigPond = frog.favoritePonds.any { pond -> pond.name == "Big Pond" }
    if (likesBigPond) {
        Log.v("${frog.name} likes Big Pond")
    } else {
        Log.v("${frog.name} does not like Big Pond")
    }
}

// Find frogs with flies and crickets as a favorite snack
val filterBySnackSet = query<RealmSet_Frog>("favoriteSnacks.name CONTAINS $0 AND favoriteSnacks.name CONTAINS $1", "Flies", "Crickets")
val potentialFrogs = filterBySnackSet.find()
// Check if the set contains a value
val frogsThatLikeWorms = potentialFrogs.filter { frog ->
    val requiredSnacks = query<RealmSet_Snack>("name == $0", "Worms")
    frog.favoriteSnacks.contains(requiredSnacks.find().first())
}
for (frog in frogsThatLikeWorms) {
    Log.v("${frog.name} likes both Flies, Worms, and Crickets")
}

// Find frogs who have forests with favorite ponds
val frogs = realm.query<Frog>().find()
val frogsWithFavoritePonds = frogs.query("favoritePondsByForest.@count > $0", 1).find()
val thisFrog = frogsWithFavoritePonds.first()
// Iterate through the map and log each key-value pair
for (forestName in thisFrog.favoritePondsByForest.keys) {
    val pondName = thisFrog.favoritePondsByForest[forestName]
    Log.v("Forest: $forestName, Pond: $pondName")
}
// Check if the dictionary contains a key
if (thisFrog.favoritePondsByForest.containsKey("Hundred Acre Wood")) {
    Log.v("${thisFrog.name}'s favorite pond in Hundred Acre Wood is ${thisFrog.favoritePondsByForest["Hundred Acre Wood"]}")
}
// Check if the dictionary contains a value
if (thisFrog.favoritePondsByForest.containsValue("Picnic Pond")) {
    Log.v("${thisFrog.name} lists Picnic Pond as a favorite pond")
}

// Find frogs who have a favorite pond
val allFrogs = query<Frog>().find()
val frogsWithFavoritePond = allFrogs.query("favoritePond.@count == $0", 1).find()
// Iterate through the results
for (frog in frogsWithFavoritePond) {
    Log.v("${frog.name} likes ${frog.favoritePond?.name}")
}

// Find all forests with at least one nearby pond
val allForests = query<Forest>().find()
val forestsWithPonds = allForests.query("nearbyPonds.@count > $0", 0).find()
// Iterate through the results
for (forest in forestsWithPonds) {
    val bigPond = query<Pond>("name == $0", "Big Pond").find().first()
    if (forest.nearbyPonds.contains(bigPond)) {
        Log.v("${forest.name} has a nearby pond named ${bigPond.name}")
    } else {
        Log.v("${forest.name} does not have a big pond nearby")
    }
}

// Query the parent object
val filterByUserName = query<User>("name == $0", "Kermit")
val kermit = filterByUserName.find().first()
// Use dot notation to access child objects
val myFirstPost = kermit.posts[0]
// Iterate through the backlink collection property
kermit.posts.forEach { post ->
    Log.v("${kermit.name}'s Post: ${post.date} - ${post.title}")
}
// Filter posts through the parent's backlink property
// using `@links.<ObjectType>.<PropertyName>` syntax
val oldPostsByKermit = realm.query<Post>("date < $0", today)
    .query("@links.User.posts.name == $0", "Kermit")
    .find()
// Query the child object to access the parent
val post1 = query<Post>("title == $0", "Forest Life").find().first()
val post2 = query<Post>("title == $0", "Top Ponds of the Year!").find().first()
val parent = post1.user.first()