A record of a single Appwrite Function execution.

System fields are mapped from $-prefixed API keys to plain snake_case struct keys.

HTTP request/response headers are each a list of maps with "name" and "value" string keys, matching the Appwrite REST response shape:

[%{"name" => "content-type", "value" => "application/json"}]

A dedicated Header struct may be introduced later; for now [map()] avoids a phantom-type reference.

Fields

• id (String.t()) — execution ID ($id).
• created_at (String.t()) — creation timestamp ISO 8601 ($createdAt).
• updated_at (String.t()) — last-updated timestamp ISO 8601 ($updatedAt).
• permissions ([String.t()]) — Appwrite permission strings ($permissions).
• function_id (String.t()) — parent function ID.
• trigger (String.t()) — what triggered execution: "http", "schedule", or "event".
• status (String.t()) — "waiting", "processing", "completed", or "failed".
• request_method (String.t()) — HTTP method of the triggering request.
• request_path (String.t()) — path and query string of the triggering request.
• request_headers ([map()]) — headers of the triggering request.
• response_status_code (non_neg_integer()) — HTTP status code returned by the function.
• response_body (String.t()) — response body (may be truncated).
• response_headers ([map()]) — headers returned by the function.
• logs (String.t()) — last 4 000 characters of function stdout.
• errors (String.t()) — last 4 000 characters of function stderr.
• duration (float()) — wall-clock execution time in seconds.

• scheduled_at (String.t() | nil) — ISO 8601 scheduled start time, or nil.