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This is a package that creates a fully typed SDK based on your Appwrite collections
Install using
npm install apptyped
.env with the following:
APPWRITE_ENDPOINT - The endpoint of your Appwrite instanceAPPWRITE_PROJECT_ID - The ID of your Appwrite projectAPPWRITE_API_KEY - An Appwrite API key is required to generate the types from your collections as well as using the server-side clientnpx apptyped g to generate the fully typed SDKThis SDK is compatible with Appwrite server version 1.4.x
// Import location will depend on if you're using it for server-side or client-side
// Server-side SDK import
import { Databases, Client } from 'apptyped/server'
// Client-side SDK import
import { Databases, Client } from 'apptyped/client';
const client = new Client();
// Databases will return as an object of all your collections which can be access as shown below
const { BlogPosts } = new Databases(client);
// Fully typed queries can be accessed from .q of each collection
const data = await BlogPosts.list([
BlogPosts.q.equal("published", true),
]);
FAQs
A fully typed Appwrite SDK for both client-side and server-side Javascript.
We found that apptyped demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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