Database Schema for Migration
multiple function in one project
Like real project example?
I'm not sure about public one
if have . good
but if not just sample
project supports multiple functions
if there is no. i will have a reserarch
Any project in Appwrite supports multiple function You'll just need to create them
in dotnet. i will create one function for one .csproj right
if i have 10 functions. i will create 10 .csproj
like this right
If you have a project
Then the process would be like this
Create empty folder
Then run
appwrite init project
To connect to your project
Then run
appwrite init function
To create your function
Everything will be made for you
For this to work you need to install Appwrite CLI https://appwrite.io/docs/command-line#installation
Then you need to add the desired runtimes in the .env file in the _APP_FUNCTIONS_RUNTIMES variable
https://appwrite.io/docs/environment-variables#functions
Then when you'll init function all the code will be created for you
each function, i need to this appwrite init function
init every function right
Yes
okay get it.
👍
will try to playaround
@Binyamin do you think database schema is better done with manual on GUI or scripting ?
In Appwrite?
I'll probably use the GUI throgh the console
If you would like to define your database sceheme as a code so you'll be able to recreate it easily then, yes use the code Otherwise I suggest you use the GUI
okay thank you.
Do you guy's have any tips for modeling data using AppWrite? I'm trying to ditch Laravel in favor of AppWrite. I'm a bit new to this. Usually when I model data I create a database migration file where I define fields. That's useful when working on different machines and running the project locally. How do you model data in AppWrite? Should I host my AppWrite and use the same server for different work-spaces?
It would be best not to revive old threads for a new discussion point. Feel free to create a new <#1072905050399191082> post if you need help
