Lucky KlyistOriginal post
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I have a question regarding where to store user information. Should I place it in the Auth Appwrite table, or should I create a separate table and connect it via an ID or other Appwrite relationships? Also, does Appwrite support Google OAuth in React Native?
What is the best way to manage different types of users in Appwrite? Should I use labels to differentiate between regular users and those with admin privileges?
Summary
User asks about where to store user information in Appwrite and if it supports Google OAuth in React Native. User also asks about the best way to manage different types of users in Appwrite.
- User data that needs to be accessible by others or queried against should go in a database collection, not the Auth Appwrite table.
- Appwrite does not currently support Oauth with the SDK on React Native.
- To differentiate between different types of users in Appwrite, you can use labels or teams. Labels can be used to differentiate regular users and those with admin privileges. Teams are used for collaboration and allow a user to invite another user.