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Appwrite updated their naming scheme recently, and the setup is a bit different now. Make sure to check out the detailed instructions below.
Create account on Appwrite or if you already have one then login with it.
Link: https://cloud.appwrite.io/console/login
Using the “Create project” button you can create new project.

Enter project name, choose the nearest region and click on “Create” to create new project.

Select the platform for your project in our case it is “React Native”

Select the operating system of you device “Android/ ios” , enter name of the project and bundle ID (eg: com.jsm.foodvlog). Click on “Create platform”

Copy the credentials and navigate to the dashboard

Using the “Database” button navigate to the database

To create the database click “Create database”.

Enter the name of the database and create database using the “Create” button.

Copy the databse Id. To create the table click “Create Table”.

Enter the name of the table and using the “Create” button create the table.

The appwrite updated the database format (NON-SQL to SQL) so they replaced the names of document and attribute to row and column respectively. To create the column click “Create Column”.

Enter the key. Choose the type of key. If necessary you can add size, default value and make it required. At last click “Create”.
