You could use Railsware’s Airtable Importer to get your data into a Google Sheet:

https://railsware.com/case-studies/airtable-importer/

Then just use the Google Sheet as a source for Data Studio.

This would be a great integration! i am curious how your private connector works and how yo did it.

How it works: the connector queries the Airtable API regularly, one table at a time, to keep it up to date.

How I did it: searched through this forum for various code snippets, and hacked them together until I got something working. Happy to share the results if it’s helpful.

Sounds like that would be more helpful.

Here’s the function for querying the Airtable API. Instead of using the function name below, you’d call this getData() as mentioned on https://developers.google.com/datastudio/connector/build

function fetchDataFromAirtable(tableName, viewID) {

  

  // Initialize the offset.

  var offset = 0;



  // Initialize the result set.		

  var records = s];



  // Make calls to Airtable, until all of the data has been retrieved...

  while (offset !== null){	



    // Specify the URL to call.

    var url = l

      "https://api.airtable.com/v0/", 

      baseID, 

      "/",

      encodeURIComponent(tableName),

      "?",

      "api_key=", 

      api_key,

      "&view=",

      viewID,

      "&offset=",

      offset

      ].join('');

    var options =

        {

          "method"  : "GET"

        };

    

    //call the URL and add results to to our result set

    response = JSON.parse(UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,options));

    records.push.apply(records, response.records);

    

    //wait for a bit so we don't get rate limited by Airtable

    Utilities.sleep(201);



    // Adjust the offset.

	// Airtable returns NULL when the final batch of records has been returned.

    if (response.offset){

      offset = response.offset;

    } else {

      offset = null;

    }

      

  }

  return records;

}

Here’s the function for querying the Airtable API. Instead of using the function name below, you’d call this getData() as mentioned on https://developers.google.com/datastudio/connector/build

function fetchDataFromAirtable(tableName, viewID) {

  

  // Initialize the offset.

  var offset = 0;



  // Initialize the result set.		

  var records = s];



  // Make calls to Airtable, until all of the data has been retrieved...

  while (offset !== null){	



    // Specify the URL to call.

    var url = l

      "https://api.airtable.com/v0/", 

      baseID, 

      "/",

      encodeURIComponent(tableName),

      "?",

      "api_key=", 

      api_key,

      "&view=",

      viewID,

      "&offset=",

      offset

      ].join('');

    var options =

        {

          "method"  : "GET"

        };

    

    //call the URL and add results to to our result set

    response = JSON.parse(UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,options));

    records.push.apply(records, response.records);

    

    //wait for a bit so we don't get rate limited by Airtable

    Utilities.sleep(201);



    // Adjust the offset.

	// Airtable returns NULL when the final batch of records has been returned.

    if (response.offset){

      offset = response.offset;

    } else {

      offset = null;

    }

      

  }

  return records;

}

Hi Optimi

Thanks for this great contribution. But how can I use it as connector in DataStudio? I have to create it then publish it? How?

Sorry for this noob question.

Laurent

Pleasure, hope it’s useful! Pretty sure you can write the code as a Google Apps Script project, and then start using it in data studio without having to publish anything. This page explains a little more: https://developers.google.com/datastudio/connector/use

Thanks.

But unfortunately, still getting an error message, as this connector is not autorised.

Here’s the function for querying the Airtable API. Instead of using the function name below, you’d call this getData() as mentioned on https://developers.google.com/datastudio/connector/build

function fetchDataFromAirtable(tableName, viewID) {

  

  // Initialize the offset.

  var offset = 0;



  // Initialize the result set.		

  var records = s];



  // Make calls to Airtable, until all of the data has been retrieved...

  while (offset !== null){	



    // Specify the URL to call.

    var url = l

      "https://api.airtable.com/v0/", 

      baseID, 

      "/",

      encodeURIComponent(tableName),

      "?",

      "api_key=", 

      api_key,

      "&view=",

      viewID,

      "&offset=",

      offset

      ].join('');

    var options =

        {

          "method"  : "GET"

        };

    

    //call the URL and add results to to our result set

    response = JSON.parse(UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,options));

    records.push.apply(records, response.records);

    

    //wait for a bit so we don't get rate limited by Airtable

    Utilities.sleep(201);



    // Adjust the offset.

	// Airtable returns NULL when the final batch of records has been returned.

    if (response.offset){

      offset = response.offset;

    } else {

      offset = null;

    }

      

  }

  return records;

}

Here’s the function for querying the Airtable API. Instead of using the function name below, you’d call this getData() as mentioned on https://developers.google.com/datastudio/connector/build

function fetchDataFromAirtable(tableName, viewID) {

  

  // Initialize the offset.

  var offset = 0;



  // Initialize the result set.		

  var records = s];



  // Make calls to Airtable, until all of the data has been retrieved...

  while (offset !== null){	



    // Specify the URL to call.

    var url = l

      "https://api.airtable.com/v0/", 

      baseID, 

      "/",

      encodeURIComponent(tableName),

      "?",

      "api_key=", 

      api_key,

      "&view=",

      viewID,

      "&offset=",

      offset

      ].join('');

    var options =

        {

          "method"  : "GET"

        };

    

    //call the URL and add results to to our result set

    response = JSON.parse(UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,options));

    records.push.apply(records, response.records);

    

    //wait for a bit so we don't get rate limited by Airtable

    Utilities.sleep(201);



    // Adjust the offset.

	// Airtable returns NULL when the final batch of records has been returned.

    if (response.offset){

      offset = response.offset;

    } else {

      offset = null;

    }

      

  }

  return records;

}

Folks, we’ve published a recipe on how to connect Airtable to Google Data Studio, using Google Sheets as an intermediary:

cc @Laurent_Tourneux @Ron_Majors You might find this easier than making your own Data Studio connector

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