[SOLVED] Query params not working as expected

[upper plinth]

Hey hey! I have a function and I want to add a query parameter to it, but that gives me the following error, as if the query parameters are a route!
The requested route was not found. Please refer to the API docs and try again.

I'm using appwrite's auto generated URL and just adding a ?teams=3052 at the end of it

This is source code for the function I am using:
https://github.com/unickorn/footcal/blob/main/functions/calendar/main.go

[scarlet cloud]

Was this working prior to adding that teams query param?

[upper plinth]

I didn’t really try it that way since the whole point of the query was to get matches for teams. The url without the query params does return an empty page

[scarlet cloud]

Could you send the full URL you're using, you can obfuscate the id or whatever

How are you calling it?

[upper plinth]

Tried through browser and curl:

[scarlet cloud]

Are the slashes just to escape?

Does it not let you do it without them?

[upper plinth]

Ah yeah I did it in single quotes instead of escaping now, got The requested route was not found. Please refer to the API docs and try again.% as response with curl as well now

[analog flame]

if the url doesn't work, your url is just incorrect

[upper plinth]

??? what does that mean now, that’s literally the url on the panel

[upper plinth]

very interesting

[upper plinth]

well, this is keeping me from finishing my hackathon project… i really don’t get what i could be doing wrong, has anyone tried using go functions with query params?

[oblique oak]

You can check the url to make request in the docs:

https://appwrite.io/docs/references/cloud/client-web/teams

your URL should have this format

https://proyectid.appwrite.global/v1/teams

[tranquil burrow]

Try adding a forward slash at the end of the hostname (so …global/?teams…)

[upper plinth]

Did not work unfortunately

[upper plinth]

I'm working on an appwrite function, not using the appwrite API

https://github.com/unickorn/footcal/blob/main/functions/calendar/main.go#L26

[tranquil burrow]

Do you see an Execution created in Appwrite?

[oblique oak]

Now I get it, I missunderstood your question.

It seems like https://proyectid.appwrite.global\?teams\=3052 is trying to access to ?teams instead of passing it as query

have you tried removing the \ from the URL?

[scarlet cloud]

Could you try changing the query param from teams to something else to see if there is a conflict occurring?

[tranquil burrow]

They’re making the request from the terminal - the \ isn’t actually being sent, it’s escaping the ? so that the ? isn’t interpreted as some kind of wildcard, I think.

[upper plinth]

I made the request from the terminal, from appwrite console and from browser, all same thing

[upper plinth]

Nope, did not really change anything

[upper plinth]

Okay it turns out the error was from another call to appwrite databases, where I put the database ID env variable name wrong

So it was just calling // where the url would be /{database_id}/ and resulting in that cryptic error

[oblique oak]

It was _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS?

[scarlet cloud]

oooo that makes sense, glad you found it out, sorry we couldn't help any quicker lol