andreaseliaOriginal post
Web Developer
Heya,
I'm messing around with RN and Cloud hosted Appwrite at the moment, and have run into an issue with permissions.
I get the error "The current user is not authorized to perform the requested action" when trying to read all documents in a collection.
The collection has the permission "any" and "read", so I'm not entirely sure where I'm going wrong here.
Here's my collection setup:
JSON
{ "$id": "66f541aa0039ba252fa9", "$permissions": [ "read(\"any\")" ], "databaseId": "66f4877d00384273b485", "name": "Questions", "enabled": true, "documentSecurity": false, "attributes": [ { "key": "question", "type": "string", "required": true, "array": false, "size": 200, "default": null }, { "key": "entries", "type": "relationship", "required": false, "array": false, "relatedCollection": "66f487b700228e45ca0f", "relationType": "manyToOne", "twoWay": true, "twoWayKey": "questions", "onDelete": "cascade", "side": "child" } ], "indexes": []}I do not have "database security" enabled, but from my understanding, it doesn't need to be?
My code (slimmed down) is essentially:
JavaScript
const client = new Client();
client .setEndpoint(appwriteConfig.endpoint) .setProject(appwriteConfig.project) .setPlatform(appwriteConfig.platform);
const account = new Account(client);const databases = new Databases(client);
const questions = await databases.listDocuments( appwriteConfig.databaseId, appwriteConfig.questionsCollectionId);Summary
Issue: Developer is receiving an authorization error when trying to read all documents in a collection despite setting permission to "any" and "read".
Solution: The issue could be with the way the permissions are set in the collection JSON. Double-check the permission format and make sure that database security is not causing any conflicts. Additionally, ensure that the user has the necessary permissions in Appwrite.