[SOLVED] Collaborating with programmers in a project integrated with Appwrite

When it works, I suggest you to add fake DNS on your hosts file, with same domain that he use (localhost or other) like After, go to https://[domain] to check if you can access appwrite console Then you can use it with client sdk

thank you so much your insight was very helpful

raised a surge of confidence in me

[SOLVED] Collaborating with programmers in a project integrated with Appwrite

@Bouahaza @Steven just figured i can request them to add me as a member to that project would that work ??

No, you need to be able to reach his appwrite server via network

Okay but now again what is the point then like if we have to finally find a hosting solution for appwrite then firebase already does the work so then why

It is like a flask server at the end you would have to find a hosting solution for it

That's the nature of self hosting. If you don't want to self host, we have Appwrite Cloud

Oh okay okay

@Steven I am still having this error

@Steven @Bouahaza I actually linked it to my app write instance running on my docker still I am getting a connection refused error I have and it is in the line where i do User appwriteUser = await account.get();

account is getting from client and client has my appwrite instance endpoint and my created appwrite project ID

What did you set the endpoint to?

Thanks for responding @Steven my end point was wrong got solved in some other suggestion

I entered local host in endpoint needed to do with IP and add /v1

Really love the community support of appwrite thanks

@Steven had a doubt

as Appwrite cloud is in

beta

would we have availability issues as it would be down for maintenance and all

and ya I tried tunnelling

made the app really slow

so was thinking to opt for appwrite cloud

We have periods about 30-60 minutes where you can't create collections, attributes, buckets, etc, but you should be able to still read and write documents and files so it should be fine for end users

okay thanks