Inserting Child Records For mainting Relations using REST API

[Zaid Mirza]

Scenario is,
I want insert record like below sample, I can add users and groups invidually using REST API In C#, but im facing problem to insert key/value pair in users like this "group1":true to make relations, actually i want to make relations using REST API, im new to FireBase


{
  "users":{
    "user1":{
        "username":"john",
        "full_name":"John Vincent",
        "created_at":"9th Feb 2015",
        "groups":{
            "group1":true,
            "group3":true
        }
        "last_logins":...
    },
    "user2": ...,
    "user3": ...
  }
  "groups": {
     "group1"{
        "group_name":"Administrators",
        "group_description":"Users who can do anything!",
        "no_of_users":2,
        "members":{
            "user1":true,
            "user3":true
        }
      },
     "group2"{
        "group_name":"Moderators",
        "group_description":"Users who can only moderate!",
        "no_of_users":1,
        "members":{
            "user2":true
        }
      }
   }
 }

[Kato Richardson]

Hello Zaid,

You can write to multiple paths using our SDKs, but not via REST. Sorry. You'll need to use a supported API to get this functionality, or write them separately.

☼, Kato

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[Frank van Puffelen]

While we didn't document it in our blog post or documentation, it is actually possible to Firebase multi-location updates via the REST API.

As Robert J Payne commented on our blog post: https://www.firebase.com/blog/2015-09-24-atomic-writes-and-more.html#comment-2276358402

Should mention this works via the REST API's PATCH command too:
PATCH https://yourFirebase.firebasei...
{
"deep/path/update": true,
"yeah/its/awesome": true
}

One of the best things about our community is when they find things that we didn't realize ourselves yet. :-)

[Zaid Mirza]

hmm Thanx for the help. I got my goal by using FireSharp SDK for C# :)....