Simple examples that help you to get started with Appwrite + Deno (=❤️)
Work in Progress
Appwrite playground for Deno is a simple way to explore the Deno integration with Appwrite SDK. Use the source code to understand how to use the different Appwrite SDK features with Deno.
This playground doesn't include any deno best practices but rather intended to show some of the most simple examples and use cases of using the Appwrite API in your deno application.
- A system with Deno or Docker installed.
- An Appwrite instance.
- An Appwrite project created in the console.
- An Appwrite API key created in the console.
- Clone this repository.
cd
into the repository.- Open the
mod.ts
file found in the root of the cloned repository. - Copy Project ID, endpoint and API key from Appwrite console into
mod.ts
- Run the playground:
Deno:
- Install dependencies
deno cache src/mod.ts
- Execute the commanddeno run -A src/mod.ts
Docker: - Execute the commanddocker compose up
- You will see the JSON response in the console.
-
Databse
- Create Collection
- List Collections
- Delete Collection
- Create Document
- List Documents
- Delete Document
-
Storage
- Create Bucket
- List Buckets
- Delete Bucket
- Upload File
- List Files
- Delete File
-
Users
- Create User
- List Users
- Delete User
-
Functions
- Create Function
- List Functions
- Delete Function
- Upload Deployment
- Execute function (sync)
- Execute function (async)
All code contributions - including those of people having commit access - must go through a pull request and approved by a core developer before being merged. This is to ensure proper review of all the code.
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