each order will have multiple Products
so i thought of using array of objects
Right so have a collection of order items. And in the orders collection you'd have an array of IDs (strings)
will array of objects supported in future release?
most likely not especially since we have relationships in the latest bersion of Appwrite
How can i create a relationship for a user(Auth) with collection,
Unable to create new attributes for Auth
I would suggest creating a profiles collection for any user related data you want to use in your app. then you can use database relationships with that collection (assuming you're on Appwrite version 1.3.x)
yes. I am using 1.3.7
i dont see any option to create a releationship with Auth collection, I am using the email and password authentication
i am seeing only Products and Orders collection
I expected to see Authentication collection
I have collection called userProfiles, i want to make a relationship with Auth
You can't make a relationship with the Auth service.
ok, so copy the $id from AuthService and keep it in UserProfile
I typically use the same user Id as the document ID in my user profiles collection
Sure.. That helps
Thanks Steven
Is your issue solved @ddet2022 ?
yes, but i am looking for better solution for initial problem. how to have objects in sting array[]
I have tried JSON.stringify, it worked.
Sounds like the issue is fixed, thanks for your help
appreciate your support.. Impressed
[SOLVED] looking for somehelp in relationships,
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