
onMount(async () => {
let transactions = await database.listDocuments(
env.PUBLIC_VAULT_DB_ID,
env.PUBLIC_TRANSACTIONS_COLLECTION_ID
);
console.log(transactions);
client.subscribe(
`databases.${env.PUBLIC_VAULT_DB_ID}.collections.${env.PUBLIC_TRANSACTIONS_COLLECTION_ID}.documents`,
(response) => {
console.log(response);
}
);
});```
I am trying to get this realtime to get to work and it seems to connect to the websocket but it just doesnt respond with anything

(for in context the list documents works fine)

Is the users has permission for the documents and the sub documents?

it does seem like realtime gets disconnected

Have you create/update/delete new documents in that collection?

Mmm This is your <:kubernetes:781202441546629180> instance?

Nah I just went with a dedicated node

it was just too fittely to get that working great

Yes, agreed

I update one of the documents their number

Update this payment amount

Does this look normal to you? shouldnt it respond back like there is a connection or doesnt appwrite do that?

No, that's okay

Just wanted to verifiy that

It seems like if you're changing something in the console it **__won't__** fire realtime events

Connect to the <:realtime:1108648060894068776> realtime and update the document using any SDK or REST api

oh okey let me try that

If it's true that the real time won't trigger changes done in the console maybe it's worth to mention it in the docs

Ah that worked ^^

Great

So it's indeed the way it works

[SOLVED] Realtime no response

Thanks! Thought the console would act the same but it doesn't really matter in my case

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