Development & APIs

Hello, I try to fix the change made by Airtable that break all scripts with Expiring download URL. So I was building a list of Media URL for my record Switching form URL to Expiring Download But I have no results while iterating of the variable: The content seems to be blank on test record: How can I retrieve from the Script UI the correct “temporary URL” in order to be able to download it WITHOUT Sign-in ? Thanks !

Hi, can anyone help with scripting? I am loading a record from Salesforce with a number, an ID, and a quantity. I want to then (with a script) automatically create more records (depending on quantity) with each record adding a 1 to the first records number. So if the salesforce imported record had number: 000001, ID: XYZ, quantity: 5, this would be pulled into airtable and then a script would create 4 more rows as follows, then stop. 000002, XYZ 000003, XYZ 000004, XYZ 000005, XYZ Can anyone help? Thank you so much in advance if so!

So I have a situation where I simply want to calculate cost-of-goods sold. Allocation is done based on FIFO, however I could only find one reference to a script here: https://community.airtable.com/t/fifo-script-help/35234 Does anyone have a working script? Or is there a non-script way to do this that I’m just not getting it (admittedly I’m new to Airtable). I’m surprised this is not an extremely common problem–I don’t see much in the forums or other websites. Any help would be appreciated :). Many thanks :pray:

Hello, I’m hoping someone can help me figure out what’s wrong with my script. I’m new to JavaScript so I’m hoping it’s something simple. This is to track inventory first-in-first-out. I have 3 tables. First is a list of inventory received. Second is a list of inventory sold. Third is mostly lookup fields that track the current inventory levels. I have a script that works when I iterate through the array by manually updating the index. i.e. I put in “0” as the index, run the script, edit it to “1”, run the script, and it works fine. But when I try to loop it, something’s wrong. I’m doing this on the line that I’ve starred. Here it is: let salesTable = base.getTable("Sales"); let salesRecords = await salesTable.selectRecordsAsync({ sorts: [ // sort by "SKU" in ascending order {field: "SKU"}, // then by "Week (End)" in ascending order. {field: "Week (End)"}, ] }); let inventoryTable = base.getTable("Inventory Levels"); let inventoryRecords = await inve

Hi everyone, I’m trying to build rollup fields using the enterprise api endpoint listed here. But I keep getting 422 errors, even when I try to create basic fields such as auto numbers. Here’s an example of the data I’m sending var url = "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases/baseId/tables/tableId/fields" var data = { "name": `q_2-1-test`, "description": `Random desc`, "type": `rollup`, "options": { isValid: true, recordLinkFieldId: `fldhDkHwnD45oCZq6`, fieldIdInLinkedTable: `fldn0niuiFhkEuyF2`, referencedFieldIds: [] } }; I’m a little confused by the referencedFieldIds property, I’m not quite sure what should be specified here. I have used the Script Interface to see what was referenced here on an existing rollup field, but here is what I got: { isValid: true recordLinkFieldId: "fldhDkHwnD45oCZq6" fieldIdInLinkedTable: "fldn0niuiFhkEuyF2" referencedFieldIds: Array(0) result: Object type: "singleLineText" } Thanks a lot

I’d like to add multiple values into one cell. Preferably so that these values add up to one summarized value to another cell. How to do this? Example: A 17.5 meters long flag festoon is done of 4 snippets of 5 meters, 5 meters, 5 meters, 2.5 meters. These snippet values should be in one cell and add up to total length into another cell.

Hi, new scripter here in AirTable. I’m familiar with Google Apps Script, so I’m just trying to learn the minor differences here. I’m trying to run a fetch POST operation here in Airtable scripting to a 3rd party site that stores jpgs. The fetch will return the image url and a bunch of metadata. I can retrieve this info in Apps Script ok. I’m trying to do the same here in AirTable. My question before I get started is, the 3rd party company requires a callback URL from this source to allow access to their server. In Google Apps Script, it looks something like this; https://script.google.com/macros/d//usercallback What is the AirTable callback equivalent, so I can send that info the 3rd party company and get my access approved? Thanks

I have a list of companies I need to keep an eye on. Is it possible to have an updated twitter follower count daily with only the twitter link of these companies? I have been searching everywhere but I cannot seem to find an answer.

Hello Airtable community, I am new to Airtable and still learning javascript, reading trough this community has been very helpful so far. However, I can not find a solution to what seems to be an easy task. Please help. Working with 3 tables: dayTable shiftTable scheduleTable In dayTable records are automatically created based on the script and automation which I created (the user picks the week start date, then the formula calculates 7 days and finds all dates in between, and then creates a record for every day in another table = dayTable, in dayTable weekday formula is showing me what day it is In shiftTable shifts are created, some shifts are every day, and other occasional which is determined with single select field. For occasional shifts there is a multiple select with 7 options (1 for each day) In scheduleTable there is 1 record for each day+shift, (for example there are 2 everyday shifts, and in scheduleTable Moday has 2 records - Monday morning and Monday ev

I have the base https://airtable.com/shrk4QtqMfI5yJdYr with two tables: Posts and Categories; The Posts table has one column which is a link to Categories and another which is a lookup on Categories. The data is as follows: { "records": [ { "id": "rec0Wx3tdBsuBjHrV", "fields": { "Name": "Post 1", "Categories": [ "rec7PDGo7c2GP9wu2" ], "Category names": [ "Category 1" ] }, "createdTime": "2018-11-22T20:24:15.000Z" }, { "id": "rec334VYelorur9Ix", "fields": { "Name": "Post 3" }, "createdTime": "2018-11-22T20:24:15.000Z" }, { "id": "recIJhElGuUrFdvVn", "fields": { "Name": "Post 2", "Categories": [ "rec7PDGo7c2GP9wu2", "reccM

Hi! I’m James, an engineer on the API team. Today I’m sharing an update as part of our API infrastructure changes that could affect your API usage, along with some action items that might be relevant.We’ll be implementing a 16,000 character limit on the URL length of requests made to list table records using the public REST API. Once the limit is enforced, requests to this endpoint that exceed 16k characters will begin to fail.Who is impacted?From looking at past usage of our API, the vast majority of requests from users would not exceed or even come close to approaching this limit. We’ve used this data to identify and reach out directly to users who would be potentially affected, but if you currently have a workflow that involves making requests that meet this criteria, or plan to within the next few months, you will need to migrate to one of the suggested alternatives.What do I need to do?If your workflow involves making these requests using Airtable.js, we have already made the chan

Perhaps I’m missing something, but for whatever reason I cannot get a list of bases available to me using the latest OAuth API integration. I have “shared” a couple of bases that I want to be available via the API, but I get nothing but an empty array when querying the List Bases metadata endpoint. curl "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases" -H "Authorization: Bearer <access_token_from_oAuth_response" {"bases":[]} I have confirmed that my access_token is indeed good does return my user ID and scopes allowed via the token. curl "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/whoami" -H "Authorization: Bearer <access_token_from_oauth_response>" {"id":"<my_user_id>","scopes":["data.records:read","schema.bases:read"]} I presume that I haven’t “shared” the base in the way the API expects, but I have not found where I might do that. Ian

Hey there, I have a script which: Takes the Qty of a product and creates rows in another table based on this qty. At the same time it maps 2 x Linked Record fields and sets the row ‘Status-’ to a pre-defined value. The script is running wonderfully until the ‘Qty’ of a product starts to increase - for example I received the ‘Script exceeded execution time limit for 30 seconds’ error based on a qty of 380. I’m a little confused at why this is occurring and wondering if anyone has any suggestions on the script posted below? Thanks in advance. let inputConfig = input.config() let originalLineItem = inputConfig.originalLineItem let originalProject = inputConfig.originalProject let quantity= inputConfig.quantity let tableToUpdate = base.getTable('Inventory Ledger') let updates = new Array for (let i = 0; i < quantity; i++){ updates.push({ "fields": { "Stock! Linked": [{id:originalLineItem[0]}], "Allocated to (remember late is best)": [{id:origina

Hello, This topic has been discussed many times among all the Airtable experts but it has remained similar since it was started. Airtable provides many features in UI or using Interfaces but when you talk about making integration with other tools or using some programming language it still lacks features and also limits in accessing data via API. We can understand that Airtable want to control everything(every request) and they need to make sure that security is not broken by using API and developer options. But I think they give at least some built-in options so developers can use it. For example: If I’ve to access more than 10k records in my custom build CRM/Software, I’ve to make 100 requests with their specific rate limit to fetch that data. If I need to filter some data directly it’s still really slow. I can able to access the base schema or update any basic fields( Manage select field via API is super useful). There are lots of things.

Hello, Is there a chance reading & creating comments would be added to the API? Would be really useful in the integration I’m working on.

The REST call from Appgyver for a new record fails, because the call has a ‘null’ for a linked record. Appgyver won’t remove the field just because its blank, so a null is sent - and Airtable breaks on it.

I have 2 tables. One called Booked jobs and one called Planning I have a form from which a user can add one record at a time to the Booked jobs table. Each booked job could be a service from a list of 3 services: Origin, Destination or Both. For the Origin service there is a Start Date and an End Date. For the Destination service there is a Start Date and an End Date. For the Both service there is a Start Date Origin, End Date Origin, Start Date Destination and End Date Destination. For each date in one of the ranges mentioned above a new record would need to be created in the Planning table with the respective date and some other details from the Booked job. What I have until now is the following: let table = base.getTable('Booked jobs'); let query = await table.selectRecordsAsync(); let destination = base.getTable('Planning'); let prev = input.config(); let typeService = prev.typeService; let startOS = prev.StartOS; let endOS = prev.EndOS; let startDS = prev.StartDS; let endDS = pr

I am trying to use Promise.all to asynchronously get data from an array of urls. I’m fairly new to promises but as far as I understand the below code should work? The code executes but no response is logged from the promise.all Promise.all(urls.map(u=>fetch(u,options))).then(response=>{ console.log(response[0]) }

Hi guys, I was thinking about developing an Airtable extension myself, however, I couldn’t help my curious self but wonder how Airtable is actually integrating the extensions under the hood? How did they implement it so that once I run the Blocks CLI and host my local dev environment, I can connect my live Airtable Base with my locally hosted app? (See here for more details) And once I finish building my application and publish it to the marketplace, how is my finished app integrated to Airtable? Do they bundle up the finished extensions and import them as npm-packages? Would love to have some discussion on that topic :slightly_smiling_face:

Reading through the API help, and searching these forums - I’m not seeing a method for returning all Field ID’s or Names that are used within a Table View. Is the only way to construct a record object using the desired fields found within a view, is to manually type out each of the fields, one by one, in my script / automation? That’s a real pain - I get that views only return the records within that view + all table fields, but it’s … kinda tough that I can at least retrieve the name/ID of visible fields within a view? What options do I have, apart from manually writing out all my required fields within my script? I’m assuming this applies to the Script Extension, Automation and API calls - Does this same limitation exist for custom extension creation too? I also recall reading about a beta API of sorts that … I think did allow for view and field data retrieval? Is that still a closed beta, and does different API address what I’m researching now?

Hi, I have a few tables that only output 100 rows when using Postman. I’m wondering why. Please help.

Hi guys, It looks like a change has happened overnight - URLs to attachments have changed from this structure: https://dl.airtable.com/.attachments/d656d5c54fbc38ad9195c2f62cd02dae/5eb64051/Supreme_Apex-1120x740.jpg To this structure: https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/10/10/1668182400000/q_tvhAt9ivi_oCjJ5LvWQQ/ghcs73y0Vma8Rz6c7EJaen3sRTVMOCrqmPpkS38kxl2SOiMEE5boOfVOorY5nfQ9PZkrQCYfehg76B4CcI8-MA/1wi2qtg7XnHCVhZhtKjxg_BXwwegwsGxphbPlJRYlao This has broken our API integrations for saving images to WordPress / WooCommerce as WordPress requires a file extension to exist. Has there been an announcement anywhere about this major change?

The Shift Scheduler script/extension has failed ever since the daylight savings time change. I am receiving the following messages: Can anyone tell me what’s going on or what I need to change to make this work again? Our team has begun to rely heavily on this script to check who is available for a scheduled shift. Thanks! Manny

Hi, I have studied the API docs and seen infos on how to retrieve a record, but my need is to get all the infos about a record with a special value in a field - say the 1st found “invoice” with “unpaid” in its status field, so I can act on it on an external system and then update the status to “reminded” for example. How would that work ? Thanks !

Hi all, I am using the Spreadsheet Importer in the Scripting Extension to upload an XLSX file to create new records in my table (“Report Data”). One of the fields in this XLSX report is a Customer ID. That should be a linked field to a table called “Customer IDs”. After going through a few different threads, I declared the following variables to create a “Dictionary” array of the Customer IDs (primary field) & their RecordIDs: let IDTable = base.getTable("Customer IDs"); let IDQuery = await IDTable.selectRecordsAsync(); let IDDict = {}; for (let record of IDQuery.records) { IDDict[record.name] = record.id; } Then when I am mapping the fields I am declaring that field like so: let newRecords = xlsxRows.map(xlsxRow => ({ fields: { 'Customer ID': [{ id: IDDict[String(xlsxRow['Customer ID'])] }] } })); This works… only IF the ID already exists. If an ID is new, I get the following error: j: Can't create records: invalid cell value for field '