Appwrite function deployment issue

Whoa, why is it so big?

@Steven on click => i managed to created the function execution

And?

I was unable to deploy the function coz' the code.tar.gz file was abt 61.9 mb @Steven

So your primary problem is deploying the function...nothing related to creating an execution, right?

@Steven yup

@Steven how the code.tar.gz file got that huge ? Any prob with my code ?

Ya...I was hoping you could tell us that

can you possibly upload all your function code to github or something?

I'm very curious as to why this is happening 👀

This might not be right either...

@safwan Okie already have a repo

@safwan https://github.com/antonrejoe/Notes here is the repo

Can you try deploying using appwrite deploy function?

@safwan and @Steven I have a doubt is there any way to check if the current logged in user has permission over a particular document or collection etc.

@Steven it's working rn

If they can get the document, they can read it. Then, look at the $permissions on the document to see if they can update or delete

You were probably trying to deploy your whole folder leading to 90mb

@Steven okie dokie

@Steven rn it's returning 500 status code

This usually happens because there's some problem with the function code or the code is throwing an exception

@Steven here is the function code in index.js

Recommendations:

1. Wrap everything in a try catch yo prevent your code from throwing an exception
2. Make sure to always call res.json() or res.send() exactly once
   3 don't use then() and catchError(). Use try/catch/await instead

@Steven okie

And don't res.send(error). Maybe do error.toString()