Inconsistent data while fetching user post

[Ashish]

Hey,
I am trying to fetch the user post using the below code.

PostRepository.queryPosts({
         targetType: "user",
        targetId: process.env.REACT_APP_AMITY_USER_ID,
        sortBy: "lastCreated",
        includeDeletedPosts: false,
        includeChildrenPosts: false,
        matchingOnlyParentPost: true,
        limit: 15,
})

The above code is working fine, I am getting all the data (500+ posts) active present in DB and the pagination also working as expected.

But when I change the params includeDeletedPosts to true then I am getting only 16 posts (active and deleted) of the user out of 500+. Pagination also not working for the above filter.

Please let me know If I am doing anything wrong here.

[amitysupport]

Hi @Ashish thanks for reaching out, we will look into this.

[amitysupport]

Hello, we are unable to reproduce this problem on our side. Could you please review the sample code provided below and comparing it to your current code:

let userPostCollection;
  function queryUserfeed() {
    const liveCollection = PostRepository.queryPosts({
      targetType: 'user',
      targetId: 'John',
      sortBy: 'lastCreated',
      limit: 15,
      includeDeletedPosts: true,
      includeChildrenPosts: false,
      matchingOnlyParentPost: true,
    });

    userPostCollection = liveCollection
    liveCollection.on('dataUpdated', models => {
      console.log('user posts:', models);
    });
  }
  function queryUserfeedNext() {
    if (userPostCollection && userPostCollection.loadingStatus === "loaded" && userPostCollection.hasMore) {
      console.log('userPostCollection: ', userPostCollection);
      userPostCollection.nextPage();
    }

  }

[Ashish]

Hey,
This code looks similar, don’t know why I am facing this issue. I am changing only one key includeDeletedPosts rest everything is the same.

Could you please explain what the below parameters do?

     includeChildrenPosts: false,
     matchingOnlyParentPost: true,

[amitysupport]

• includeChildrenPosts: In this context, “ChildrenPosts” refer to elements such as images, videos, polls, and livestreams within the post.

• matchingOnlyParentPost: When set to true, it will filter only parent posts.

API for reference: Amity API