you need to create an API key, and give it the documents.read
permission. Have you done this already?
can u please say how to add this permission?
documents = database.list_documents(req.variables.get('DATABASE_ID'), req.variables.get('COLLECTION_ID') , Query.equal('mobileNo', payload['mobileNo']))
check this out https://appwrite.io/docs/keys
if you're still not able to understand, let me know
thanks for the info...completely forgot this concept. Will test now and let u know sir
Getting this error now:- "Invalid queries: Value must a valid array and Value must be a valid string and no longer than 4096 chars"
should i give indexes.read permission also ???
for using that query?
which sdk are you using?
u mean client side?
client side - using latest appwrite package 9.0.0
server side - appwrite cloud based on 1.1.2
python run time - 3.9
python package used appwrite 2.0.0
created this index with index_type as fulltext
for which programming language?
that 3rd argument is supposed to be an array.
dart
u are awsmm sir....
I would also suggest that these types of errors should be caught at compile time itself
thanks again.... both of u for giving ur valuable time to solve my doubt
There's an issue for adding type hints to the python sdk which should help: https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-for-python/issues/43
[SOLVED] (role: applications) missing scope (documents.read)
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