Query.equal() not working as expected? (Svelte,Typescript, Appwrite Cloud)
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I feel like I've overlooked something small, but it's now racking my brain, this code isn't returning what I need, which is documents belonging to just this one user who's signed in.
const userID = get(state).account!.$id;
const response = await sdk.database.listDocuments(server.database, server.collection, [Query.equal('ownerID',[userID]), Query.orderDesc('')]);
I have this import at the top of my page.
import { ID, Permission, Role, Query } from 'appwrite';
Not sure if i should be importing from node-appwrite
instead?
node-appwrite is for backend
Give more information. Wich version of appwrite, cloud or locally, wich version of sdk, etc..
To got document of user, you need to set permission
And assign permission when you create document
And enable document security on collection
I'll get you the versions of my environment shortly, the documents were created with the users permission, and I have document security enabled. Are you saying that a regular call to get the documents from the database will automatically fetch only the ones I have permission to? I don't need an additional Query filter?
You don't need if you enable document security yes
And connect via client sdk
Great, that worked. For me to allow another user permission to the same document, i would have to add their ID to the permissions array of the document?
Yes
You can also make a teams, add your 2 users on it, and add permission on this team
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