Before using Thunkable, I could read the tree structure of a bucket at once and decode according to what I wanted to obtain
Here, if I am not mistaken, we can certainly access the properties and values but invoking a cloud variable amounts to reading the database as many times as we want a set of properties and values which can take a lot of time. .
Is this true?
              
              
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          Yes, all true.
But you can get the cloud variable value once, assign it to an app variable and then use that app variable for all of your decoding/parsing. That way you only do one read of the Firebase data.
              
              
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          Remember that Firebase will return the value as a JSON Object so you can assign this object to an app variable and then access any property/value using the object blocks.
Something like this

              
              
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          i went through a few posts about json decoding but couldn’t access the td property from the following response

              
              
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