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guys my appwrite auth isnt working?
oauth works (Sign in with google n discord)
i have 2 websites deployed
where do i get help
when i do sign in with email and password it goes like
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guys my appwrite auth isnt working?
oauth works (Sign in with google n discord)
i have 2 websites deployed
where do i get help
when i do sign in with email and password it goes like
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ive got a users colection in the database for email sign ups etc
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and oauth sign ups go in auth ig
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tho ig email sign ups also go in auth..? 😭 idk
Hmmm you don't need one for login
What's the code?
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To what...
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Everything happens in auth ya..?
For the login
To see what's wong lol
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Oh
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Uh oh
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I'm on phone rn ..🥀 And I don't really know where it is
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It's a github repo and I think there's a file name auth.ts
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Wait I can check on phone ok ok one min...😭
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I suppose it's this
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File
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There's also a _authenticated.tsx
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remember, it's community help, if you don't get an instant response it's normal
regaring the features :
Auth - is everything related to your Users, it's there that they can register/login/set preference, change teams/groups and set custom policies for passwords. (Oauth is part of that, and an email/pass user can also add "provider identities" using oauth. e.g. saying user with email X = discord account with same email, login with email or discord log to the same appwrite user)
Databases - is everything related to actual work data, not users
Storage - data too big for Databases + assets
Messaging - Email/SMS/Push sending (via Teams or Users from the Auth )
Functions - additional work that can't be ran using the SDK alone (AI work, requesting external services, ...)
additionally if you checked the Appwrite permissions, when there is user scoped permissions, it's using the ID of the User in the Auth section