[SOLVED] 400 Invalid Email: Value must be a valid email address

For some device when creating new account it showing this error for some device. Even though the email is valid.

TypeScript

400 Invalid Email: Value must be a valid email address

TL;DR

Users are experiencing a 400 Invalid Email error when creating a new account on some devices. The issue seems to be related to the `textEditingController` listener. The code appears to be correct, and the email is valid. Waiting for a developer to comment and suggest a solution. Solution: No solution provided yet.

Could you share the code where you're creating the new account?

TypeScript

class AuthenticationHelper implements AuthenticationBase {
  final logger = Logger('AuthenticationHelper');

  final Account account;
  AuthenticationHelper(this.account);

  @override
  Future<AuthenticationResponse> createAccount({
    required String email,
    required String password,
    required String? userName,
  }) async {
    try {
      final user = await account.create(
        userId: UuidHelper.userID(),
        email: email,
        password: password,
        name: userName,
      );

      // return AuthenticationResponse.success(user: user);
      return await login(email: user.email, password: password);
    } on AppwriteException catch (e) {
      return AuthenticationResponse.failure(exception: e);
    }
  }

  @override
  Future<AuthenticationResponse> login(
      {required String email, required String password}) async {
    try {
      final session =
          await account.createEmailSession(email: email, password: password);
      final user = await account.get();

      return AuthenticationResponse.success(
        user: user,
        message:
            'Logged in as ${user.name} successfully. Session: ${session.ip}',
      );
    } on AppwriteException catch (e) {
      return AuthenticationResponse.failure(exception: e);
    }
  }
}

okay this seems fine. do you mind sharing the code where you call the login/signup functions?

TypeScript

      onPressed: loading
          ? null
          : () {
              final valid = formKey.currentState?.validate();

              final emailExtention = ref.read(emailExtentionProvider);
              final department = ref.read(whatDepartmentProvider);
              final email = this.email.trim() + emailExtention;

              if (valid ?? false) {
                ref.read(authenticationServiceProvider.notifier).createAccount(
                      email: email,
                      password: password,
                      userName:
                          '${department?.value.substring(0, 1)}$studentId',
                    );
              }
            },

Weird. I cannot find any mistake in your code.

Have you tried checking DevTools to see what happens when you call the functions?

I manually check the code multiple times but could not figure it out. This problem happing for some devices. Today I open the app for beta testing and 30 to 40% users facing this problem. Even though the code looks right.

Yes But not issue found for my end. Working well on my simulator and my real device

are you using appwrite cloud? or a self-hosted instance?

self hosting.

I'm honestly not sure what might be causing this. I suggest waiting for a developer to comment.

Okay