Invalid Argument. No host specified in URI file

I'm trying to create a user name and password in my Social Network app, and this keeps popping up.

class AppwriteConstants { static const String databaseID = '64df6c6d91........'; static const String projectID = '64df63.........'; static const String endPoint = 'http://My_Ip_Address/v1'; //static const String endPoint = 'http://localhost:80/v1'; }

I've tried both endPoint versions and i keep getting the same issue. Hope someone can help me!

can you show how do you intialise the client?

using port 80 or anything else?

import 'package:appwrite/appwrite.dart'; import 'package:appwrite/models.dart' as models; import 'package:communify_app/core/core.dart'; import 'package:communify_app/core/providers.dart'; import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart'; import 'package:fpdart/fpdart.dart';

final authAPIProvider = Provider((ref) { final account = ref.watch(appwriteAccountProvider); return AuthAPI(account: account); });

abstract class IAuthAPI { FutureEither<models.User> signUp({ required String email, required String password, }); }

class AuthAPI implements IAuthAPI { final Account _account;

AuthAPI({required Account account}) : _account = account;

@override FutureEither<models.User> signUp({ required String email, required String password, }) async { try { final models.User createdUser = await _account.create( userId: ID.unique(), email: email, password: password); return right(createdUser); } on AppwriteException catch (e, stackTrace) { return left( Failure(e.message ?? 'An unexpected error occurred', stackTrace), ); } catch (e, stackTrace) { return left( Failure(e.toString(), stackTrace), ); } } }

i used createdUser because the Appwrite updated their files and removed Account from models.dart

This is fine, I want to see the client code, how did you initalized the client object? And how are you passing it to the Account class

FYI, use three back ticks to format your code

sorry about this.

i've got an appwrite_client.dart file

import 'package:appwrite/appwrite.dart'; import 'package:communify_app/constants/appwrite_constants.dart';

class AppwriteClient { static late Client _client; static late Account account;

static void initialize() { _client = Client(); _client .setEndpoint(AppwriteConstants.endPoint) .setProject(AppwriteConstants.projectID);

account =
    Account(_client); // Initializing the account instance with the client.

}

static Client get client => _client; }

just confirming again, did you install appwrite on port 80? on localhost? or there was another port used?

on my local env, I usually use some other port like: static const String endPoint = 'http://localIpAddress:8990/v1';

i installed it on 80

localhost 80, yes correct

does using http://localhost open appwrite's dashboard on your browser? Chrome, Safari?

Yes it does.

opens up Brave (chrome)

even when i use my IP address, it opens up as well.

using the ip works on phone's browser to open the dashboard?

Yes it does.

Im trying to delete my Appwrite to start over.

But that also is giving me issues. Lol.

&#x61;&#115;&#104;&#x40;&#108;&#105;&#x67;&#104;&#116;&#x6f;&#110;&#x65;&#46;&#x69;&#111; role(users) missing scope (users.write)

I think there is some issue with this code. I think your endpoint is not being set thus to this error. To confirm this , just add a breakpoint on whatever function you are executing (here signUp ig). And check for the value of host

Btw, it's best to use 3 back ticks with multi-line code. See https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#syntax-highlighting