Serverless your way: Unleashing Appwrite Function’s true potential

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  • appwrite-funcover

    Cover your Appwrite functions with a dedicated endpoint.

    We truly believe that every application is unique in its own way, and Appwrite Functions are a way to express that. We put extra effort into making sure Functions can do anything, but there is always room for improvement. Since Appwrite 1.3, we noticed a lot of community projects such as Appwrite Funcover or Appwrite Functions Proxy, and many GitHub feature requests like Global Environment Variables, Private Package in Functions, or Function with Typescript. All of that was a foundation for what we introduced in Appwrite 1.4.

  • appwrite-functions-proxy

    A proxy that make it easier to consume appwrite functions

    We truly believe that every application is unique in its own way, and Appwrite Functions are a way to express that. We put extra effort into making sure Functions can do anything, but there is always room for improvement. Since Appwrite 1.3, we noticed a lot of community projects such as Appwrite Funcover or Appwrite Functions Proxy, and many GitHub feature requests like Global Environment Variables, Private Package in Functions, or Function with Typescript. All of that was a foundation for what we introduced in Appwrite 1.4.

  • Appwrite

    Appwrite - The open-source backend cloud platform. Add Auth, Databases, Functions, and Storage to your product and build any application at any scale while using your preferred coding languages and tools.

  • Appwrite

    Build like a team of hundreds_

    We truly believe that every application is unique in its own way, and Appwrite Functions are a way to express that. We put extra effort into making sure Functions can do anything, but there is always room for improvement. Since Appwrite 1.3, we noticed a lot of community projects such as Appwrite Funcover or Appwrite Functions Proxy, and many GitHub feature requests like Global Environment Variables, Private Package in Functions, or Function with Typescript. All of that was a foundation for what we introduced in Appwrite 1.4.

  • templates

    Templates for Appwrite Functions ⚡️🌩️ (by appwrite)

    You can now also keep a database or storage setup as part of your Appwrite Function. You can configure the build command to be npm install && node setup.js, and have the script to set up Appwrite Database and collection. You can see an example of that in our URL Shorter Template.

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