
Possible yes. Try to localte docker-compose created by docker run

Or directly use docker compose

Okay, so if I'll use docker compose I should pull the project locally right?

Save this file on docker-compose.yml : https://appwrite.io/install/compose

On same folder, create .env file with : https://appwrite.io/install/env

Remove existing docker config
docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)
docker image prune -f
docker system prune -a

Modify this on docker-compose.yml

And run docker compose up

Awesome! I'll do that

On .env, you need to adapt it (domain for ex)

Hi, Just another question. I want to access a database and show all the collections available and someone suggested that using custom function, so I tried to read the docs but I cant figure it out on my own ^_^

Is there better example I can follow ๐

As it's a new suject, better to create a new post. Just inc ase : https://appwrite.io/docs/server/databases?sdk=nodejs-default#databasesListCollections

Thanks! its on server tabs

I think this will, just need to find a way to securely implement it together with the UI

You can't list collection as client

This is why you need to create function

And with function you can manage permission, and call listCollections with api key

Yes, but the application Im trying to create is a client app with user specific roles

Try to implement "roles" as teams

If you achieve connection via DB tool, don't forgot to add [SOLVED] at begin of your post title

Sure, im currently exploring all possibilities on appwrite

Yes, I can set this as solve for now because I found out that there's no way I can expose DB port that runs on pre-built docker image but instead manually docker-compose will do

[SOLVED]DB development Tool connect to MariaDB Docker

[SOLVED] DB development Tool connect to MariaDB Docker
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