The new paging library can also work with Firebase?

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The new paging library can also work with Firebase?



The new paging library can also work with Firebase real-time database or Cloud Firestore? I know that it works asynchronously but is there any way it can work with a real-time database?



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Regarding Firestore, you can use FirestorePagingAdapter:


FirestorePagingAdapter



The FirestorePagingAdapter binds a Query to a RecyclerView by loading documents in pages. This results in a time and memory efficient binding.


FirestorePagingAdapter


RecyclerView



The FirestorePagingAdapter is built on top of the Android Paging Support Library.





Thanks for your answer. If we are using FirestorePagingAdapter we lose the real-time feature, is it correct?
– Ioana P.
Aug 8 at 13:45



FirestorePagingAdapter





@IoanaP. Peter is right, you can paginate using FirestorePagingAdapter and you're also right guessing that you'll lose the real-time feature. Please see Frank's answer from this post where he explains that FirestorePagingAdapter is designed to get data, not to listen for realtime updates.
– Alex Mamo
Aug 8 at 15:38


FirestorePagingAdapter


FirestorePagingAdapter





@IoanaP. If you want to use the real-time feature you should use FirestoreRecyclerAdapter, binds a Query to a RecyclerView and responds to all real-time events included items being added, removed, moved, or changed. Best used with small result sets since all results are loaded at once. If you have large result sets, you can load data in small chunks and for that I recommend you see my answer from this post.
– Alex Mamo
Aug 8 at 15:40






Thanks Peter, thanks Alex! FirestoreRecyclerAdapter is what I was looking for.
– Ioana P.
Aug 8 at 15:49


FirestoreRecyclerAdapter






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