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AdminWrite

📝 What is AdminWrite?

AdminWrite is a helper for Appwrite to perform bulk operations during development. Currently Database and Uses are supported with the following operations:

• Select Deleted (100 in 1 request)
• Delete All (100 in 1 request)
• Bulk Create

Additional Specific Feature

• During the Bulk Document creation, according to the attributes the structure of document is present in the view.
• The structure of document can also be copied by using the Copy Document Format Button.

🧰 Tech Stack

• Appwrite
• Svelte Kit
• Pink Design
• TypeScript

🛠️ Setup Server

1. Setup Appwrite server
2. Create your Appwrite project

👀 Setup Client

1. Install libarries npm install
2. Duplicate .dup.env file and rename it to .env.
3. Update the following environment variables in .env file:
   • PUBLIC_APPWRITE_ENDPOINT - Appwrite instance endpoint.
   • PUBLIC_APPWRITE_PROJECT - Project ID of your Appwrite project
   • PUBLIC_APPWRITE_KEY - Generate a Key from Appwrite console and provide all permissions.

🚀 Run Locally

1. Run npm run dev.
2. By default the application will run on http://localhost:5173/.

🤝 Contributing

• Raise a new issue.
• Code contribution:
  • Fork the Repo
  • Create a new branch as fix-issue-description
  • Raise the PR.

📖 References

• Pink Design
• SvelteKit Appwrite Starter

🖼️ Screenshots

AdminWrite Home AdminWrite Database AdminWrite Document View AdminWrite Delete Document AdminWrite Bulk Document Create AdminWrite Users View AdminWrite Users Delete AdminWrite Bulk User Create

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