Okay ive just created a movie_liked collection where each document contain :
- movieId : integer
- userId : relationship attribut with the
usercollection
But when I try to add an index call isMovieLiked with these attribut movieId and userId. I cant add the userId attribut he dont appear
or I can add another userId attribut with string type
There's no need to make an index with a relationship attribute
Im kidna lost, I was thinking a relationship attribute was a normal attribut but with a connected value. Like in my case for the movie_liked collection, i have :
- movieId : integer
- userId : relationship attribut with the usercollection
So I want to be able to get the movie liked by an user so I need an index with movieId AND userId right ?
Or relationship isnt a value, but just a way to link documents each others ?
Did you try to query? What happened?
So sorry that my bad
Its working perfectly with userId (relationship attribut) and movieId
[SOLVED] Add index with "relationship" type Attribut
Update: I finally have to check everytime if user already like the post or not to prevent duplicate like u was right
Huh?
Sry I was just saying that when an user like a playlist, I have to check if this same user has already liked the playlist
hmmmmmmm i see....i wonder if it's worth it to make the attribute in the movie_liked collection a relationship then..
btw, you might want to ππΌ this issue: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/5400
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