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APPWRITE_SETUP.md
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This app uses only the Appwrite browser SDK. Do not add an API key to the frontend.
To create/update the database tables from this repo, set a server/admin key as `APPWRITE_API_KEY` in `.env.local` and run:
```bash
npm run setup:appwrite
```
The setup script reads `APPWRITE_API_KEY` only from Node, never from browser code.
Configured defaults:
- Endpoint: `https://fra.cloud.appwrite.io/v1`
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- Project name: `Red Bull Tracker App`
- Database ID: `redbull_tracker`
- Collection ID: `intake_entries`
- Chat collection ID: `coach_chats`
- Barcode collection ID: `barcode_products`
`client.ping()` is called automatically during app boot in `src/App.tsx` through `pingAppwrite()` from `src/lib/appwrite.ts`.
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The app uses Appwrite's current `TablesDB` SDK methods (`listRows`, `createRow`, `updateRow`, `deleteRow`). The env var remains named `VITE_APPWRITE_COLLECTION_ID` for compatibility with the first setup pass, but its value should be your table ID.
The barcode scanner uses a separate `barcode_products` table by default. Verified Red Bull barcode rows are seeded by `scripts/setup-appwrite.mjs` using `APPWRITE_API_KEY`; browser code can only read verified rows and create/update the current user's own mappings with row-level permissions.
Create a database with ID:
```text
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- `user_import_key`: key index on `userId`, `importKey`
- Optional unique index on `userId`, `importKey` if your Appwrite plan/schema supports it
## Encrypted Coach Chats
Create a second table with ID:
```text
coach_chats
```
Enable row security on `coach_chats`.
Recommended table-level permissions:
- Create: `users`
- Read: none
- Update: none
- Delete: none
The app stores coach chat titles and messages as plain JSON in Appwrite with row-level user permissions.
Create these chat columns:
| Key | Type | Required | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `userId` | String, 64 | Yes | Current Appwrite user ID |
| `title` | String, 512 | Yes | Chat title |
| `messages` | Longtext | Yes | JSON array of coach messages |
| `updatedAt` | DateTime | Yes | Sort key |
Recommended chat index:
- `user_chat_updated`: key index on `userId`, `updatedAt`
## Component Structure
- `src/App.tsx`: UI shell, auth gate, dashboard/logbook/trends/coach/data views, modals, and action state.
- `src/App.tsx`: UI shell, auth gate, dashboard/logbook/trends/data views, modals, and action state.
- `src/lib/appwrite.ts`: Appwrite SDK client, account/database services, env config, and ping helper.
- `src/lib/appwriteEntries.ts`: User-scoped Appwrite CRUD, document permissions, duplicate signatures.
- `src/lib/coachChats.ts`: Appwrite-backed coach chat storage.
- `src/lib/excel.ts`: Styled `.xlsx` export, summary sheet, row validation, duplicate-aware import preview.
- `src/lib/metrics.ts`: Prices, caffeine/sugar estimates, stats, grouping, streaks.
- `src/lib/storage.ts`: JSON backup export/import parser.