Not compatible with javascript template literals filtered(`name = ${name}`)

Hi,

I was passing my query conditions using Javascript es6 template literals and noticed an error

'number = "111122"':1:0: Invalid predicate.

and the condition was

const condition = ` number = "${number}"`

also tried

const condition = `number = ${number}`

The condition would later go to a realm.objects.filtered(condition) to make a query which it then brings that error i showed.

It doesn’t bring any error when i use normal string concatenation however.

    const condition = 'number = "' + number + '"';

In my modal i had

VehicleSchema = {
    name: 'vehicleInfo',
    properties: {
        name: 'string',
        number: 'int',
        password: 'string',
        type: 'string',
        picture: { type: 'data', optional: true }
    }
};

Is this a known issue?

Thank you!

[reformer]

@maotora I think the issue is datatype. Realm “number” column has int datatype and you passing number in string datatype. That’s why it shows you invalid predicate. Your query string is like “number = 11111” not like "number = “11111” ".

[reformer]

@maotora Yes my friend glad to you found where was the issue lies. I also many times stuck in Realm issues. But it got resolved after seen documentation carefully. Of course Realm has to be mature much more like other databases.