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Airtable (version v2.*.*)
create_record#
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
$body#
New record to add
Type: object
{
"fields" : { }
}delete_record#
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
recordId (required)#
The record being referenced. Find the record through a get_records call, then find its recordId there.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
get_record#
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
recordId (required)#
The record being referenced. Find the record through a get_records call, then find its recordId there.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
get_records#
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
cellFormat#
The format that should be used for cell values. Supported values are: "json": cells will be formatted as JSON, depending on the field type. "string": cells will be formatted as user-facing strings, regardless of the field type. Note: You should not rely on the format of these strings, as it is subject to change. The default is "json".
Type: string
filterByFormula#
Type: string
maxRecords#
The maximum total number of records that will be returned in your requests. If this value is larger than pageSize (which is 100 by default), you may have to load multiple pages to reach this total.
Type: integer
sort#
Type: array
[ {
"field" : "string",
"direction" : "string. Possible values: asc | desc"
} ]timeZone#
The time zone that should be used to format dates when using "string" as the cellFormat. This parameter is required when using "string" as the cellFormat.
Type: string
userLocale#
The user locale that should be used to format dates when using "string" as the cellFormat. This parameter is required when using "string" as the cellFormat.
Type: string
view#
The name or ID of a view in the endpoints table. If set, only the records in that view will be returned. The records will be sorted according to the order of the view.
Type: string
update_all_fields_of_record#
To update all fields of a endpoints record. Any fields that are not included will be cleared.
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
recordId (required)#
The record being referenced. Find the record through a get_records call, then find its recordId there.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
$body#
Record to update
Type: object
{
"fields" : { }
}update_record#
To update some (but not all) fields of a endpoints record. Any fields that are not included will not be updated.
Parameters
baseId (required)#
The Airtable base ID. This can be found as part of the API documentation URL. Go to https://airtable.com/api and select the base you're interested in, then find the base ID in the resulting URL: https://airtable.com/[baseId]/api/docs.
Type: string
recordId (required)#
The record being referenced. Find the record through a get_records call, then find its recordId there.
Type: string
table (required)#
The name of the table being referenced within the base. This table must already exist.
Type: string
$body#
Record to update
Type: object
{
"fields" : { }
}