Hopefully my picture explains this better.
The pink repeating group supplies twitch top games API game_name & game_ID.
The Green repeating group takes the game_id and uses it as an input to make the STREAM DATA api call, which has all the game information I want.
I then have to call USER FOLLOWS TO api twice, once, to get the total, and once to do the math, because I can’t select the parent of a parent data source without getting the whole list.
Is there any way to select the individual data? Maybe I’m grouping them wrong?
Second, I can’t seem to select individual sets of child data nested further down in the app. Ie., If I want to create a conditional based on something happening in the green repeating group cell, that data is not selectable.
Moreover, if I wanted the Slider to filter The GAMES that are displayed from the TOP GAMES API, based on the conditional of the top games Game_ID > stream data > user_id > viewer count, I can’t because I can’t choose the results of those nested child API calls as dynamic data points. Or can I somehow and I just don’t know where?
After I figure out the nesting math, I basically want the slider to choose which games to show, based off the number of viewers in the top X amount of games (to start simple, it could be the first game returned)
The second picture is the start of how I want the thing to look when all said and done (vs what you are seeing in the sample here:
Feel free to play: Twitch-data-testbed-pub | Bubble Editor (updated to reflect the parent nesting problem fixed by groups, now I just need to be able to select children for conditionals to make the slider and other stuff work. And see if there is a workaround to get these api fields into the database.)