I have approx 7000 inventory items. I am fetching and storing in a database and after that setting in spinner, because various operations is doing after that based on that. So any way is there by which we can load inventory items quickly.Because it takes time when fetching inventory items and storing in database.Please help...
Please share the code you are using to load and save inventory. It's unclear where your code runs (device or server?). Saving inventory into your own DB shouldn't be necessary since you can read it dynamically any time and the merchant may change it at any time so your copy could easily be out of date.
If you are loading the inventory into your own database the initial query/insert will take some time but after that you can use webhooks (https://docs.clover.com/clover-platform/docs/webhooks) and only query for the details of items that have been modified.
I am using local database like realm. webhooks is useful at that time.
I think webhook is use only when api is there. I am storing data in local database like realm
Your question is very vague. If you are just talking about loading items from a local database, I don't see what this question has to do with Clover.
I am using inventory connector and storing inventory items in local database and setting in spinner. So it takes time to insert data in database from inventory connector.
If you need to iterate over inventory items do not use InventoryConnector. Here is the deprecation warning from the SDK:
/**
* @deprecated Many merchants have a large inventory of items that cannot be retrieved in a
* single shot due to binder and memory limits. As a precaution always use the
* {@link com.clover.sdk.v3.inventory.InventoryContract} to retrieve the entire set of inventory
* items.
* <p/>
* This method will return a maximum of 500 items before returning a fault.
*/
List<Item> getItems(out ResultStatus resultStatus);
Be aware that inventory can be VERY large. Hundreds of thousands of items. I'm not sure what you are doing, but if it involves copying Clover inventory to some other database it's probably not the correct approach.
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