Push all Changes from offline RealtimeDatabase to online DB

[Phil4121]

I'm facing the problem that I've got multiple "childs" which can be created in offline mode by the user.

In my MAUI App I am using dependency injection and my implementation looks like this:

MauiProgram.cs

        DependencyService.Register<IDataService<ABC>, ABCService>();
        DependencyService.Register<IDataService<DEF>, DEFService>();

ABCViewModel.cs

    private IDataService<ABCModel> DataService { get; }
        DataService = DependencyService.Resolve<IDataService<ABCModel>>();

FirebaseDataService.cs

    public abstract class FirebaseDataServiceBase<T> : IDataService<T> where T : class
    {
        private readonly RealtimeDatabase<T> _realtimeDb;

        public RealtimeDatabase<T> RealtimeDatabase => _realtimeDb;

        private FirebaseClient client;
        
        public FirebaseDataServiceBase()
        
            client = new FirebaseClient("https://....",
                new FirebaseOptions
                {
                    OfflineDatabaseFactory = (t, s) => new OfflineDatabase(t, s)
                });

            _realtimeDb = client
                .Child("ABCDataTable)
                .AsRealtimeDatabase<T>("", "", StreamingOptions.LatestOnly, InitialPullStrategy.MissingOnly, true);
        }

      .....
    }

Store the data in my offline DB works well! Thanks therefor to everyone who is involved in this project!!!!

Also to sync the changes to the online DB works great! The problem is, that due the Dependency Injection the user has to visit for example the ABCPage so the DataService in the ABCViewModel is instantiated and after that, offline changes are synct to the online DB.

So my question is, is there a possibility to sync all changes - no matter what "child" and type - with one call?

Thanks!

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