Arrays not working

[Logi]

I've been following the examples and pushing objects into an array with simple-store but when I try to retrieve from it again I only get the last value pushed. It seems like either the get function only returns the last item or the push function overrides the array

[Jason Merino]

@logileifs can you post a code example to show what you're seeing?

[Logi]

Pushing into the array a few items:

colls.map((coll) =>
			{
				store.push('userCollections', coll)
			})
'adding collection', { created: 1501523967214,
  creator: 'FG3Mr1ABl6PTBQRYyT3rTtJ253g2',
  key: '-KqOnMmTbIIURwIEaPHV',
  lastUpdate: 1501524026014,
  name: '1',
  status: 'private' }
 'adding collection', { created: 1501692407666,
  creator: 'FG3Mr1ABl6PTBQRYyT3rTtJ253g2',
  key: '-KqYpuxnq9f43hqUtWQ9',
  lastUpdate: 1501692407666,
  name: 'Testa',
  status: 'private' }
 'adding collection', { created: 1501693357711,
  creator: 'FG3Mr1ABl6PTBQRYyT3rTtJ253g2',
  key: '-KqYtXuF4_WaPBiqPu55',
  lastUpdate: 1501693357711,
  name: 'Testb',
  status: 'private' }

Retrieving items again later:

store.get('userCollections').then((colls) =>
	{
		callback(colls)
	})

I only get the last item pushed

[Logi]

I figured out I can push a whole array like this:

store.push('userCollections', [{'name': 'collection1'},{'name':'collection2'}])

And then I can successfully push items into it with:

store.push('userCollections': {'name':'collection3'})

The only problem is that when I retrieve the array later using:

store.get('userCollections').then((colls) => { return colls })

I get a doubly nested array like this:

[[ {'name':'collection1'}, {'name':'collection2'}, {'name':'collection3'} ]]

That's a behavior that is easier to work with since I can flatten the array every time I retrieve it but still not the expected/desired behavior.

[Chan D]

I think this really might be an issue as I'm also not getting all the values I pushed

[Jason Merino]

I'm unable to reproduce with react-native@0.50.3 and react@16.0.0. Here's the piece of code I'm testing with. Can either of you @ProteanDev @logileifs run this code and see if you get the output below?

import simpleStore from 'react-native-simple-store';

async function tests() {
  const key = 'test';
  await simpleStore.push(key, 1);
  let val = await simpleStore.get(key);
  console.log('value 1', val);
  await simpleStore.push(key, 2);
  val = await simpleStore.get(key);
  console.log('value 2', val);
}

tests();

Output

value 1 [1]
value 2 [1, 2]

[Jason Merino]

Closing due to inactivity. If anyone has any further concerns about the .push functionality please comment here so we can continue the conversation.