Hi this may sound super stupid or maybe im doing it wrong cause im kinda new but this doesnt work from me:
import { ID } from 'appwrite';
async function rentarCasaOnetime() { console.log(ID.unique()) }
The console.log returns:
unique() like if it was a string or something but it doesnt execute the function
it returns without the autogen id what is happening?
I also wonder about it, but actually the function just returns a string and the AppWrite engine creating the ID on the machine and not on your end
The actual functions that creates the random ID is part of the Utopia PHP framework which is maintained also by AppWrite,
You can see the code here https://github.com/utopia-php/database/blob/main/src/Database/Helpers/ID.php
thanks, and is there any way i could return a string from the client side?
You can just generate a UUID using any of the JS client libraries
A popular option is: https://www.npmjs.com/package/uuid
alright thanks !
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