Hello! I have tried to create a document but I keep getting the following error in my nodejs function
"UserEmailHere (role: users) missing scope (databases.read)"
I still get this error after creating the database and collection and setting permissions for the collection to "All Users". I also used the .setJWT(jwtToken). The collection ID is "1"
Here is my code: const db = await database.createDocument("databaseIDHere",'1',ID.unique(),{ 'clockIn':Date.now(), 'clockOut':Date.now()+new Date(2023,12,2,15), 'userId':user.$id }) return res.json(JSON.stringify({ db }))
Thanks in advance
The solution is new Date(Date.now()). Everything in appwrite was correct. I just got the Date code messed up. I set the type on the collection to be a Date type. Date.now() returns a number
[Solved] Cannot Create Document
The key thing is to send a iso formatted string. I guess JavaScript converts date objects to that automatically
Thank you
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