[SOLVED] Updating an attribute in an event for the updated document?

Just curious, I have an event on every update for my databases that basically checks if something is a searchable document (they have the attribute search) and then it puts all the searchable attributes into a JSON array of the searchable stuff and is supposed to update it (so they are always kept up to date automatically) but that is not seemingly working

TypeScript

def main(context):
    # Why not try the Appwrite SDK?
    client = (
        Client()
        .set_endpoint("https://appwrite.pva.ai/v1")
        .set_project(os.environ["APPWRITE_FUNCTION_PROJECT_ID"])
        .set_key(os.environ["APPWRITE_API_KEY"])
        .set_self_signed(True)
    )
    database = Databases(client)
    context.log("UpdateSearchColumns function called")
    document = context.req.body
    database_id = document.get("$databaseId")
    collection_id = document.get("$collectionId")
    document_id = document.get("$id")
    searchable = {}
    if collection_id in searchable_collections:
        # Get keys of dict and compare to searchable_attributes
        # then take all searchable attributes, combine them into one object, and update the document with search object as a JSON string version
        # of the attributes in one object
        searchable = {}
        for key in document.keys():
            if key in searchable_attributes and document.get("key", None) is not None:
                searchable[key] = document[key]
        searchable = json.dumps(searchable)
        if document.get("search", None) != searchable:
            context.log(f"Updated Document: {json.dumps(document, indent=4)}")
            database.update_document(database_id, collection_id, document_id, { "search": searchable })
    return context.res.empty()

It should work, and it says updated, but the document has no text in it's search attribute

TL;DR

The user is experiencing an issue with updating an attribute in an event for a document. They are trying to update the 'search' attribute of a searchable document, but it is not working. The provided code shows that the 'search' attribute is being updated with a JSON string of searchable attributes. The issue seems to be with the line `document.get("key", None)`. The user should be using `document.get(key, None)` instead. Solution: Replace `document.get("key", None)` with `document.get(key, None)` in the code.