I have a fast api backend, nextjs front end. I've create an email session and trying to run account.get(). I get error: User (role: guests) missing scope (account).

My code: app = FastAPI() #database= databases(client) client = Client() client.set_endpoint('xxxx').set_project('xxxxx') account = Account(client)

@app.post("/api/login", status_code=status.HTTP_200_OK ) async def login( credentials : logincred , response: Response): try:

response= account.create_email_password_session( credentials.email, credentials.password) print('succesful session') current_account= await account.get() Response.set_cookie(key= 'login', value= current_account , httponly= True , secure= True, max_age= 10 * 60 * 24) print('sucess') return { 'user' : current_account['name']}

return {'user': current_account , 'session':sessiontoken}

except Exception as e: print(e) raise HTTPException(status_code = status.HTTP_403_FORBIDDEN ) # Return an appropriate error status code

I want to have a seperate back end and front. How do i get past this?I'm working for a start up with revenue and as much as i like appwrite figuring it out for every small thing is getting exhausting.

I need to create a platform with oath2, mfa, password reset and jwt. all accesible from a fast api backend, starting to dread these constant issues for what initially looks simple.