[SOLVED] Appwrite CLI: How to add permissions to a collection

Hello, I am trying to create collections with the Appwrite CLI, but I can't manage to find the right format for permissions : appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "my_database_id" --collectionId "my_collection_id" --name "My Collection" --permissions "read"

I get either : ✗ Error Invalid permissions: Invalid permission string format: "read". or : ✗ Error Invalid permissions: Permission "Permission.read(Role.any())" is not allowed. Must be one of: create, read, update, delete, write.

How can I set my permissions with the correct roles? In a more general matter, is there any documentation on Appwrite CLI commands, with examples and correct formats for Windows cmd/powershell?

Thanks in advance fellow appwriters!

TL;DR

Title: [SOLVED] Appwrite CLI: How to add permissions to a collection; Messages: - There's an example of how to pass arrays (specifically permissions) in the CLI's readme. - One user shared their successful format for adding permissions to a collection. - Another user shared their format for adding multiple permissions to a project key. - The solution is to append additional values next to the first one, separated by a space. - One user encountered errors with incorrect permission formats and limited allowed permissions. - The correct format for permissions is `create("any")` or `read("any")`. - No specific

This is how you can achieve it. Note that for flags that are arrays (e.g permissions and queries) just append the same flag with additional values.

appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "db_id' --collectionId "collection_id" --name "new collection" --permissions="create(\"any\")" --permissions="read(\"any\")"

Thanks a lot for your reply! For me it worked with the following format: appwrite databases createCollection --databaseId "my_database_id" --collectionId "my_collection_id" --name "My Collection" --permissions 'create(\"any\")' --permissions 'read(\"any\")'

I've been stuck for a long time on arrays and I solved it like that (just appending additional values next to the first one, separated by a space): appwrite projects createKey --projectId "test_project_id" --name "test_project_api_key" --scopes "users.read" "users.write" "teams.read" "teams.write" "databases.read" "databases.write" "collections.read" "collections.write" "attributes.read" "attributes.write"