True is not a valid boolean??????!!!?!?

Please someone. I am dying. how is true not a valid boolean here???

(NOBRIDGE) ERROR Error calling Appwrite function: [AppwriteException: Invalid async param: Value must be a valid boolean]

const response = await functions.createExecution( "FUNCTION_ID", JSON.stringify({ images: processedImages }), { async: true }, { headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } } );

Can you try passing just true instead of an object?

const response = await functions.createExecution( "FUNCTION_ID", JSON.stringify({ images: processedImages }), async=true, { headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } } );

like that?

No, just true

Like how you passed just the function id

that stopped that error but now I think it thinks the headers is the path param

Because it is 😜 order matters.

Do you have to fill out all the params if you want to specify the content-type? The whole reason I am doing this is because it isn't recognizing my json and just sending as plain-text I think

then on my back end, when I try to get the req.payload it is undefined

req.payload doesn't exist 🧐

Are there examples of this? I don't even know what I would put for the other params

@param xpath

@param method

and yeah when I try to log it, it is just undefined. I have been stumped for hours@

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Because it's never defined. That doesn't exist. Don't know where you saw that it does exist

Path, like /. Method like GET. Or pass undefined.

https://appwrite.io/docs/references/cloud/client-web/functions#createExecution

https://appwrite.io/docs/products/functions/develop#request

omg wait haha so req.payload isn't even a thing??? I should be doing req.bodyJson

was trying to do this in my function

module.exports = async function (req, context) { try { console.log("Function execution started."); console.log("Received payload:", req.payload);

// Parse and log the payload
let images;
try {
  const parsedPayload = req.payload ? JSON.parse(req.payload) : {};
  images = parsedPayload.images || []; // Default to empty array if images is missing
  console.log("Parsed payload successfully:", parsedPayload);
} catch (parseError) {
  console.log("Failed to parse payload:", req.payload, parseError);
  return context.res.json({
    error: "Invalid payload. Ensure it is valid JSON with an 'images' array."
  });
}

If you're passing application/json for the Content-Type header. Otherwise, use bodyText and convert using JSON.parse()