Bump appwrite sdk version #4
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates the appwrite dependency version in package.json from ^17.0.0 to ^21.2.1. This is a single-line change representing a major version upgrade across multiple minor versions. No other modifications are present in the diff. Estimated code review effort🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes This change involves a straightforward version string replacement in a single file with no code logic modifications, structural changes, or heterogeneous edits. Review requires only verification that the version format is correct and the specified version is intentional. Pre-merge checks and finishing touches❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| "@angular/router": "^19.1.0", | ||
| "@tailwindcss/postcss": "^4.0.15", | ||
| "appwrite": "^17.0.0", | ||
| "appwrite": "^21.2.1", |
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Verify compatibility with Appwrite v21.2.1—this is a major version upgrade with potential breaking changes.
This change bumps Appwrite from v17.0.0 across 4 major versions (17→21), which likely introduces breaking changes in APIs, types, and configuration. The PR description lacks a test plan and doesn't document:
- What breaking changes exist in Appwrite v18, v19, v20, and v21
- Whether the codebase's Appwrite SDK usage is compatible with the new version
- What testing was performed to verify the upgrade
- Any code modifications needed to support the new APIs
Please verify the upgrade by:
- Reviewing the Appwrite SDK breaking changes documentation for versions 18–21
- Running the application and confirming it works end-to-end
- Checking for any TypeScript type errors related to Appwrite imports
- Updating the PR description with a test plan and a summary of any code changes required
I can help you search for Appwrite SDK usage in the codebase to identify what might need updating:
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all Appwrite imports and usages in the codebase
# to identify code that may need updating for v21.2.1 compatibility
# Find all imports of appwrite
rg -n "from\s+['\"]appwrite" --type=ts --type=js
# Find all require statements for appwrite
rg -n "require\(['\"]appwrite" --type=ts --type=js
# Find Client, Account, Databases, and other Appwrite class instantiations
rg -nP "new\s+(Client|Account|Databases|Users|Teams|Functions|Storage|Messaging)" --type=ts --type=jsLength of output: 120
I found Appwrite usage in the codebase. Let me examine the Client initialization and then search for breaking changes between these major versions.
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#!/bin/bash
# Retrieve the full app.component.ts file to see Client initialization and usage
cat src/app/app.component.tsLength of output: 2466
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Appwrite SDK breaking changes v17 to v21 migration guide
💡 Result:
Do you mean the Appwrite SDK for a specific language (JavaScript, Dart/Flutter, PHP, Node, Java, Python, etc.), or the Appwrite server release versions? Which exact versions are you upgrading from/to (e.g., SDK v17 → v21, or Server 0.17 → 0.21)? I’ll fetch the precise breaking changes and a migration checklist once you confirm.
I need a more specific search for the JavaScript/TypeScript SDK. Let me refine that:
Also searching for the current API documentation:
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Appwrite JavaScript TypeScript SDK v21 breaking changes from v17
💡 Result:
Do you mean the Appwrite JavaScript/TypeScript Web SDK (sdk-for-web) and Node SDKs — and do you want a full list of breaking changes when upgrading from v17 → v21, or just the key API/migration highlights? (Also which runtime(s): browser/web, Node, or both?)
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Appwrite JavaScript Client API v21 setProject setEndpoint ping
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Use Client.setEndpoint() and Client.setProject() to configure the SDK, then use the Health service to call the server health endpoints (there is no single client.ping(); use Health methods such as getTime(), getDB(), getAntivirus(), etc.).
Example (Node / Web):
const sdk = require('node-appwrite'); // or import { Client, Health } from 'appwrite'
const client = new sdk.Client()
.setEndpoint('https://YOUR_HOST_OR_DOMAIN/v1') // include /v1
.setProject('YOUR_PROJECT_ID');
const health = new sdk.Health(client);
// example calls
const time = await health.getTime(); // GET /health/time
const db = await health.getDB(); // GET /health/db
const av = await health.getAntivirus(); // GET /health/anti-virus
References:
- Client initialization (setEndpoint / setProject) and examples. [1]
- Health service API (getTime, getDB, getAntivirus, queue checks, etc.). [2]
Sources:
[1] Appwrite SDK examples — Client init.
[2] Appwrite Health API reference (Health service methods).
Critical: Appwrite v21 removes client.ping() — code will break at runtime without migration.
The codebase calls client.ping() in the sendPing() method, but Appwrite v21 no longer has a client.ping() method; instead, use the Health service with methods such as getTime(), getDB(), getAntivirus().
Required changes in src/app/app.component.ts:
- Import the Health service:
import { Client, Health } from 'appwrite'; - Create a Health instance in the constructor:
this.health = new Health(this.client); - Replace
this.client.ping()withthis.health.getTime()(or another appropriate Health method) in thesendPing()method
This is a mandatory breaking change that must be fixed before or alongside the version bump.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In package.json around line 22 (appwrite version bump) update
src/app/app.component.ts to remove the now-removed client.ping() usage: import
Client and Health from 'appwrite' (e.g., import { Client, Health } from
'appwrite'), instantiate a Health service on the existing client in the
constructor (this.health = new Health(this.client)), and replace any calls to
this.client.ping() inside sendPing() with a Health method such as
this.health.getTime() (and adapt await/then handling and error handling to the
returned promise/response shape).
What does this PR do?
bump appwrite sdk version
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