[SOLVED] How can I write a query in the realtime?

inside that if conditional!

TL;DR

User is asking for help with writing a query in real-time. There is some unrelated conversation in the thread. The user also mentions adding a member to a team via server SDK and getting an error. The solution is to pass the teamID, email, and an empty array as arguments to the `teams.createMembership()` function. There is also a comment about not being able to add users to a team directly but only through email/phone invites. The user asks about creating a team for every group creation, and it is recommended to do so. The user also asks about the meaning of "query" in a specific context, but there

What you mean by query Inside that If you already gonna have the new message document object

Thank you so much!

So, @Binyamin Do I need to create a team for every Group creation in my application! right?

Yes, that would be a quick and efficient way to gather room users and will make the document real-time fetching worry free

[SOLVED] How can I write a query in the realtime?

The only issue currently which makes teams not a friendly option is you cannot just add a user to a team. Any team additions are based on email/phone invites

Ohh is it?

Even using server side functions you cannot add users to a team

You can with server side sdk https://appwrite.io/docs/server/teams?sdk=nodejs-default#teamsCreateMembership

If initiated from a Server SDK, the new member will be added automatically to the team.

Then A typical who wants to join a chatting group like this discord, How can i implement this?

Why not? I've done that inside a function.

Interesting, what do you pass for URL if the user is already registered ?

This is part my function code.

TypeScript

async function addUserToTeam(teamID,email) {
    client
        .setEndpoint('https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1')
        .setProject(projectID)
        .setKey(apiKey)
        .setSelfSigned(true);

    try {
        const r = await teams.createMembership(teamID, email, [], '');
    } catch (e) {
          //
    }
}