Account.get() for phoneAuthentication

What error?

TL;DR

User is seeking help in implementing a realtime texting system using Appwrite. They provide some sample code and ask for help understanding the flow. They also inquire about an error they encountered, but do not provide any details about the error. Solution: The support thread does not provide a solution to the user's issue.

thanks again brother

I will shwo you

@override Future<User?> getCurrentAccount() async { try { return await _account.get(); } on AppwriteException catch (e, stackTrace) { return null; } catch (e, stackTrace) { return null; } }

this shoudl be the code

TypeScript

@override
  Future<User?> getCurrentAccount() async {
    try {
      return await _account.get();
    } on AppwriteException catch (e, stackTrace) {
      print(e);
      print(st);
      return null;
    } catch (e, stackTrace) {
      print(e);
      print(st);
      return null;
    }
  }

but I wrote this ,,,

@override FutureEither<User?> getCurrentAccount() async { try { User? user = await _account.get(); return right(user); } on AppwriteException catch (e, stackTrace) { return left( Failure(e.message ?? 'Some unexpected error occured!', stackTrace)); } catch (e, stackTrace) { return left(Failure(e.toString(), stackTrace)); } }

how do you do that?

Use three ticks

Then the word dart

Like so

TypeScript

const a = 2;

let me try

this is a lien

aah thanks

Yes it's cool You can use many languages

https://gist.github.com/matthewzring/9f7bbfd102003963f9be7dbcf7d40e51

As for your use case What are the messages

TypeScript

    } on AppwriteException catch (e, stackTrace) {
      return left(
          Failure(e.message ?? 'Some unexpected error occured!', stackTrace));
    } catch (e, stackTrace) {
      return left(Failure(e.toString(), stackTrace));
    }

mine was working already at that time

there is no error

Hi, @Binyamin

I am stuck in a situation where I dont understand what shoudl I do to implement a realtime texting system

could you help me understand the flow?

Implementing a Realtime texting with Appwrite is pretty easy. this is a rough project plan example.

Collections.

You'll need to few collections

Rooms = Id for each room, each room can be assigend to a given Team role.
Messages = Messages that have UserID & RoomID

Realtime

You'll need to subscribe to the Message collection, for example, where app is the database ID and messages is the collections ID:

TypeScript

final realtime = Realtime(client);

final subscription = realtime.subscribe(['databases.app.collections.messages.documents']);

subscription.stream.listen((response) {
    if(response.events.contains('databases.app.collections.messages.documents.*.create')) {
      // Parse the Document payload
    }
});