I have read the Relationships and i didn't understand well

i'm trying to transfer my subcollections data in my firebase firestore data to appwrite

with a new logic that appwrite cloud support

What is the data structure of documentData

it's different from subcollection to subcollection, anyway this is an example:

first subcollection

{
      "date": "2024-05-08",
      "city": "xx",
      "imageURl": "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/xxxxx",
      "name": "xxxx",
      "id": "xx",
      "age": "xx",
      "firestoreId": "1197596471621599302"
    },

second:

    {
      "bankAmount": 10001500,
      "blocked": false,
      "cashAmount": 0,
      "id": "xxxx",
      "firestoreId": "1027912017685782600"
    },

and another two subcollections that looks something like this

I don't believe you would use the collectionId for the relationship, you would use the attribute name.

firestoreId = document id in firestore

yh i did

you can check:

                switch (appwriteCollectionId) {
                    case 'bank':
                        relationshipData = 'activeUsers'
                        continue;
                    case 'active_users':
                        relationshipData = 'activeUsers'
                        continue;
                    case 'police_penalties':
                        relationshipData = 'policePenalties'
                        continue;
                    case 'ids':
                        relationshipData = 'iDs'
                        continue;
                }

alright, because in the code it says relationshipData = appwriteCollectionId

ah I see that now, didn't go far enough down

on line 383, can that document you're updating have multiple relationships?

yh

it has relationship with all other subCollections

as i said it's 4 subcollections that were in my firestore data

this is why i handled the switch logic

Make docId an array of one

If the relationship is many, I believe it has to be an array. If it's just one to one then it's a string of the id.

i'll try

as all of them are one-to-many

also i wanna ask if i'm not gonna annoy you,
i'm using Two-way relationship -> "one-to-many"
with
On deleting a document = CasCade

do this mean if i deleted a document inside the related collection is going to delete the main one?

if you delete the parent it will delete the children

and if i deleted the child?

as i'm using Two-way relationship not one way