Both of those requests look fine. I’m not sure about Python specifics, you can try the same with curl in your terminal to help isolate the issue:

curl "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases/appXXXXXXXX/tables" \

-H "Authorization: Bearer keyXXXXXXXXXXX" \

-H "x-airtable-client-secret: yourorg-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

Note HTTP header names are case insensitive. If that curl requeset works for you, then you know it’s something with the Python wrapper/lib you’re using.

curl "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases/appXXXXXXXX/tables" \

-H "Authorization: Bearer keyXXXXXXXXXXX" \

-H "x-airtable-client-secret: yourorg-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

Thanks for the response. I am still getting {“error”:{“type”:“NOT_FOUND”}} with CURL.

My client secret key does not start with yourorg-xxxx though it’s just bdTxxxxxx

The client secret key is the Meta API key right?

Is it possible to reset it? I’m 100% sure I’ve copied it correctly?

Hey @Peter_Stavrou – got it, totally possible they changed the format of the client secret key.

Indeed, the client secret key is the Meta API key.

It 404s on both /v0/meta/bases and on /v0/meta/bases/My_BaseID/tables? Because my next suspicion is just that My_BaseID might be wrong (grab this ID from either the /v0/meta/bases endpoint or via examples at airtable.com/api)

Both give me 404 which confirms that BaseID is not wrong.

If you don’t mind using all Python code (and skipping curl), this is some sample code I put together to test the API:

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# 2021-02-02 v0.01  runs under Python 3.9 (should work with 3.5+)



     # from airtable import Airtable                 # you might need to include this (I didn't have to)

    from airtable.auth import AirtableAuth



    import requests

    import json



    API_KEY  = 'keyABCDEF01234567'            # your API key

    BASE_KEY  = 'appABCDEF000111'             # base key with the tables to list

    CLIENT_SECRET  = "pythonorg-000123abcdef"  # sample secret for 'python org' company



    auth_info = AirtableAuth( API_KEY )

    meta_hdr  = {"X-Airtable-Client-Secret": CLIENT_SECRET }



    resp = requests.get( "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases/"+ BASE_KEY +"/tables", 

                         auth=auth_info, headers=meta_hdr)



    table_dict = json.loads( resp.text )



        for tbl in table_dictc 'tables' ]:

            print( tblb'name'] )

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I hope that helps to get you started.

jd

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# 2021-02-02 v0.01  runs under Python 3.9 (should work with 3.5+)



     # from airtable import Airtable                 # you might need to include this (I didn't have to)

    from airtable.auth import AirtableAuth



    import requests

    import json



    API_KEY  = 'keyABCDEF01234567'            # your API key

    BASE_KEY  = 'appABCDEF000111'             # base key with the tables to list

    CLIENT_SECRET  = "pythonorg-000123abcdef"  # sample secret for 'python org' company



    auth_info = AirtableAuth( API_KEY )

    meta_hdr  = {"X-Airtable-Client-Secret": CLIENT_SECRET }



    resp = requests.get( "https://api.airtable.com/v0/meta/bases/"+ BASE_KEY +"/tables", 

                         auth=auth_info, headers=meta_hdr)



    table_dict = json.loads( resp.text )



        for tbl in table_dictc 'tables' ]:

            print( tblb'name'] )

    ----------------------------------------------

Thanks heaps jd!

I’m still getting 404 error so I’m guessing there is an issue with my keys.

I’ll follow this up and try your code afterwards.