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allowing to filter query by json objects #13
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We have a live query on a pointer-typed column.
To make it work on Android we added an overloaded version of your
wheremethod that takesJSONObjects so we are very flexible to build our queries.This is not ideal, because we have to build the
JSONObjectby hand as Parse on Android, different from JavaScript, does not allow to calltoJSONon aParseObject. Still, it provides enough flexibility to allow people to write all queries they are interested in, not only queries filtering onString-typed columns.