Observable from await get(query) not functioning properly

[Pierce Irvin]

So here is my code:

getRooms().then((res) => {
    console.log(res);
}).catch((err) => {
    console.log(err);
});

async function getRooms() {
    const query = collection.within(point, 1, 'location')
    const rooms = await get(query)
    console.log(rooms);
}

For some reason I keep getting an error on the Observable subscriber saying this._next is not a function and the top of the stack is Observable.Subscriber, next is listener, pointing to Query.js.

Any idea why this is happening? I have tried this way with a promise and also the other way with a subscribe and I get the same error.

My first thought was that there were no results or the collection was empty but I can add things just fine and they're pointed to the same place. Also, the geo-hashes match perfectly. I have tried bigger and smaller radiuses (radii?) and can't get around it.

Would appreciate some help!

[Andrzej Hanusek]

I have the same issue on React Native, maybe this library doesn't work properly with RN?

[Ali SadeghipourKorabaslo]

Same problem.
When I subscribe query below error shows up:
this._next is not a function

[Dawid van der Hoven]

Also same issue here, Any info/help on this would be great

[ljcremer]

I have the same issue at the moment.
It seems like it might be related to this:
ReactiveX/rxjs#1057

Any help would be great.

[v]

same here, any thought will be helpful

[Jorge Morales López]

Some solution to this, I work with queries that are not real time with...
const query = await eventsGeo.within (center, radius, field);
const eventQuery = await get (query);
But I have no idea how to do the query in real time.

[Fabio Donatelli]

same here!

[Steve Vezeau]

I'm having the same issue.

It would be great if anyone knows how to get this working on React Native.

I'm using
rxjs: 6.2.1
geofirex: 0.0.6
react-native-firebase: 5.2.1

I can add documents to the Firestore, using the example from the docs cities.add({ name: "Phoenix", position: point.data });
but any interaction with an Observable like await geofirex.get(cities.within(point, radius, field)); or query.subscribe(console.log); (from the setup docs) throws the same error:

this._next is not a function

[Hao Chen]

any update?

[Hao Chen]

#23 (comment)
the answer