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Verifying Appwrite into React Native projects

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hacongtan
11 Jun, 2025, 09:42

Hello devs, as I start to develop React native applications, I am recommended Appwrite to establish database. In the add platform section, I am asked to clone starter project and I did it. I also headed to .env to assign project id and name, then started the project. After many times clicking on send a ping, the verify section is still waiting for connection. How can I get over this?

Also the log returns status 50, which idk what it corresponds to

TL;DR
Developers recommended using Appwrite for React Native projects. After cloning the starter project and setting up environment variables, the verify connection with Appwrite was unsuccessful despite multiple attempts to ping. The log returns status 50, which is unknown. Check the environment variable naming, consider reassigning them or directly applying them in the index file for proper configuration. Also, the ping feature is optional and not essential for development.
Axistro
11 Jun, 2025, 09:59

The variables might not have been declared well. Check your env file name i think it needs to be changed 🤔 Or you can apply the variables directly in the index file

Axistro
11 Jun, 2025, 10:00

One more thing, this is actually optional. You pinging is only just to check you have setup your environment right. You can follow tutorials to develop app without needing this ping

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