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Airtable
Interact with Airtable app
apikey
should be generated in your account :You should find it there:
Then go to :
and choose the workspace you wanna connect and on the Authentication section, you should see :
database_key
is the value between v0/
and /
table_name
is the value after the last /
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table).get(view=view, maxRecords=20)
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table).send({'Name': 'Brian'})
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table).search('Name', 'Tom')
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table).update_by_field('Name', 'Tom', {'Phone': '1234-4445'})
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table).delete_by_field('Name', 'Tom')
You can also save your connection and don't repeat it for each method.
from naas_drivers import airtable
api_key = "******"
db_key = "appuBFPzX94pEqXUJ"
table = "Opportunities"
view = "MyView" # the name of your view in airtable
data = airtable.connect(api_key, db_key, table)
data = at.get(view='MyView', maxRecords=20)

REST API - Airtable
REST API - Airtable
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