[SOLVED] python db document creation data parameter example

from the docs they show this and

TypeScript

from appwrite.client import Client
from appwrite.services.databases import Databases

client = Client()

(client
  .set_endpoint('https://[HOSTNAME_OR_IP]/v1') # Your API Endpoint
  .set_project('5df5acd0d48c2') # Your project ID
  .set_key('919c2d18fb5d4...a2ae413da83346ad2') # Your secret API key
)

databases = Databases(client)

result = databases.create_document('[DATABASE_ID]', '[COLLECTION_ID]', '[DOCUMENT_ID]', {})
``` but I can't seem to locate any examples, prior I had built out something that used the create document utility through js using the webapp sdk and the json snippet I used then was : ```json
{
        "documentId": "test1",
        "data": {
                "cardName": "test1",
                "cardArt": "test1",
                "attack": 1,
                "defence": 1,
                "deathDamage": 1,
                "health": 1,
                "castingCost": 1,
                "alignment": ["test"] ,
                "sacrificeValue":  1,
                "race":  ["test"]  ,
                "status":  ["test"]  ,
                "reachCapabilities":  ["test"]  ,
                "activeAbilities": ["test"]   ,
                "passiveAbilities":  ["test"]  ,
                "keyWords":  ["test"]  ,
                "description": "test" ,
                "$permissions": [
                        "read(\"any\")"
                    ]
            },
        "permissions": [
                "read(\"any\")"
            ]
        }``` I replaced all the params with test but yeah... I got that payload after playing around with postman a bit but now I am using the python sdk and using the above throws errors and I can't figure out a way to handle this

TL;DR

The user was looking for an example of creating a document with data parameters using the Python SDK for a database. They initially couldn't find any examples, but then discovered one in the playground code. The user provided a JSON snippet of the payload they used with the JavaScript SDK, but couldn't figure out how to handle it with the Python SDK. There is no solution mentioned.

-_- I went to the playground code as soon as I post this and look away and found one so nvm