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Project name: Gridiron Survivor Application
Project ID: 6616ea581ef9f5521c7d
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Set a cron job for it, or figure out if it can do it when the DB detects a new record.
Using Appwrite Functions, implemented code that received a POST request, and upon hearing that POST request, would successfully store the given user data into the created user DB collection.
Also since Appwrite Functions already includes env variables inside of the Appwrite console, there was no need to place any of the env variables in the code for this to work successfully.
Successful POST execution
User data sucessfully stored in DB collection
Appwrite function successfully created