Next.JS App that uses Appwrite as its backend. It features:
- A simple signup and login flow, powered by Appwrite's web SDK
- Two API routes that handle User data. Both routes require authorization which is done through Appwrite's Node SDK. More about them on API Routes
Clone this repository and install its dependencies:
# npm
npm install
# or yarn
yarn
Create a .env.local
file based on the .env.local.example
file included in the project. It should have the following values:
Value | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
NEXT_PUBLIC_APPWRITE_HOSTNAME | The URL where your Appwrite server is hosted. Include the protocol and no trailing slash | https://appwrite.example.com |
NEXT_PUBLIC_APPWRITE_PROJECT_ID | Your Project ID generated by Appwrite. You can get it from Your Project > Settings > Project ID (Screenshot) |
abc123abc123 |
APPWRITE_SECRET_API_KEY | An API Key with permissions for users.read and users.write . (Screenshot) |
abcasdfpojo123432 |
ADMIN_TEAM_ID | A team where all your users with Admin rights will be included. You can find the ID on Authentication > Teams > Select a team > Team ID . (Screenshot) |
863451289065430265436 |
Run the project by using
npm run dev
# Or
yarn dev
Route | Description | Requirements |
---|---|---|
users/all | Gets an array with all the users that have registered in the app. | User needs to be authenticated and part of the Admin team. Refer to Setting up Environment Variables for more information. |
users/[id] | Gets a single user based on their ID. If using me as the id, it will return the current user's profile. |
User needs to be authenticated to get their own profile, or to be part of the Admin team to get other users. Refer to Setting up Environment Variables for more information. |
If you need help with this app or found a bug, you can submit an issue on the Issues tab or by messaging me on Twitter @Axolodev