Here is the docs for
TypeScript
functionId: string,
queries?: string[],
search?: string,
): Promise<Models.ExecutionList>```
I understand functionId, but what about queries and search? What are you able to query and search for? The logs, the request? This function seems awesome, but I have no idea how you'd use it unlike using listDocuments which is self explainable.
TL;DR
Developers are curious about using the listExecutions function in Appwrite. They are wondering what they can query and search for using this function, as it is not as self-explanatory as listDocuments. They want to know if they can access logs or requests through this function.How would you use listExecutions?
Image a document has an event that invokes the function called. Is there meta-data attached to the execution of the documentId that invoked it or something of the link. I have been staing away from Appwrite functions but I am starting to dip my toes into it.
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I’ve attached the images. Could anyone please explain how this execution is being performed?