Using Pinia Store with Vue3 User is Never Logged In?

Nice

Is there an updated guide on setting up Appwrite for the latest version?

Sure
It's very easy

https://appwrite.io/docs/upgrade

I am still new to Firebase/Appwrite format and the documentation isn't that clear tbh

in terms of what indexes do, functions, etc. vs a traditional database

Yes.. sometime it's difficult to find the right one

so what permissions do I need to set?

It can be more complex at the beginning from my POV it worth it

For what part?
I don't think you need in your use case

What would be better is that you transfer the CheckMemberStatus part of creating the document to a function
And block all writing to the collection.

But that's for later

I added the role Users with permissions create read write update delete

it still is giving me an error

You still get the 500?

no but still

Logging in... users.ts:48:16
Logging in...
Account: [object Object] users.ts:52:20
Logging in...
Account: [object Object] users.ts:52:20
AccountPage mounted AccountPage.vue:107:10
Something went wrong: Not connected

BTW: When I used Appwrite + Vue + Pinia, I've stored the user in a global manual state not in Pinia, I don't remember why, but back in the time it's seems simpler to me

For your case try to extract the CheckMemberStatus function and test it on it's own.

One last idea

Where you actually store this item?

const isConnectedStorage = localStorage.getItem("isConnected");

What I mean how do you make the value of the isConnected computer property true?

Hey, so the CheckConnection is supposed to be called once first in the main.js file of your app if I remember well 🤔

No my bad it's in App.vue

you can check the example here : https://github.com/Heargo/ressources-panel/blob/main/src/App.vue

As it's code I've written there is no documentation on it haha so don't hesitate to ping me if you need help

@Hearstgo quick question, I've been using your code but when exactly do you set the localStorage item for isConnected or AutoSave? in store?

very good question haha ! If I remember well, I didn't clean up the code properly 😅 since appwrite already using localstorage I only need to init the variables with the checkConnection() when starting the app and then after an attempt to log

You can replace

IsConnected:JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('isConnected'))  false,       autoSave:JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('autoSave'))  false,

by this and it should still work

IsConnected:false,
autoSave: false,

gotcha! 🙂