You have not added the “fields” attribute to the body of your request.

Also the “body” parameter is expecting a JSON object.


Your curl request should look like

-d ‘{


“fields”: {


“gender”: “male”


}


}’

It can be adapted for any language though…

For more details, here is my code. The “GetEvent” function works great


#include <ArduinoJson.h>


#include <Process.h>


int Creer = 0;


String ApiKey = “XXX”;

void GetEvent(String IdEvent) {

Serial.println("-----");


Serial.println("‘GetEvent’ démarré");


Process r; // Create a process and call it ‘r’


r.begin(“curl”);


r.addParameter("-v");


//r.addParameter("-I");


r.addParameter(“https://api.airtable.com/v0/appfqkj7sz4JgkmZJ/Evenement/” + IdEvent + “?api_key=” + ApiKey);


r.run();


// A process output can be read with the stream methods


while (r.available() > 0) {


char c = r.read();


Serial.print;


}


Serial.println("‘LireEvent’ - rtour reçu");


//Ensure the last bit of data is sent.


Serial.flush();


delay(5000);


}

void CreateEvent(String NomEvnt, String TypeEvnt, int MesureHumidite)


{


Serial.println("-----");


Serial.println("‘CreateEvent’ démarré");


Process q;


q.begin(“curl”);


q.addParameter("-XPOST");


q.addParameter(“https://api.airtable.com/v0/appfqkj7sz4JgkmZJ/Evenement?api_key=” + ApiKey);


q.addParameter("-v");


q.addParameter(“Content-Type: application/json”);


q.addParameter("-d");


JsonEvenement = “{“fields”:{“Name”:”";


JsonEvenement += NomEvnt;


JsonEvenement += “”,“Type événement”:"";


JsonEvenement += TypeEvnt;


JsonEvenement += “”,“Mesure - humidité”:";


JsonEvenement += MesureHumidite;


JsonEvenement += “,“Pot”:”;


JsonEvenement += “u“recJiYcOz0lS8vOsN”]”;


JsonEvenement += “,“Sonde - Mesure”:”;


JsonEvenement += “8“rectLngEvcaZA9CR3”]”;


JsonEvenement += “,“Date / Heure”:”";


JsonEvenement += “2017-05-08T10:19:00.000Z”;


JsonEvenement += “”}";


//JsonEvenement += ““typecast”:”";


//JsonEvenement += “true”;


//JsonEvenement += “}’”;


q.addParameter(JsonEvenement);


Serial.println(JsonEvenement);


Serial.println();


q.run();


while (q.available() > 0) {

char d = q.read();


Serial.print(d);


}


Serial.println("‘CreateEvent’ - retour reçu");


//Ensure the last bit of data is sent.


Serial.flush();


delay(5000);


}

void setup() {


// Initialize Bridge


Bridge.begin();

// Initialize Serial


Serial.begin(9600);

// Wait until a Serial Monitor is connected.


while (!Serial);

// run various example processes


//runCurl();


CreateEvent(“Test646464”, “Mesure - Trop sec”, 140);


GetEvent(“recJZJ2TUM5huXBVq”);


}

void loop() {


// Do nothing here.


}

Hi everyone,


I have the similar problem, but I could not seem to figure it out. I am not using curl but I am using the npm airtable package with node.js.

Below is the error code I get from console.

Error: Request failed with status code 422


at createError (createError.js:17)


at settle (settle.js:19)


at XMLHttpRequest.handleLoad (xhr.js:78)

Airtable error: {“error”:{“type”:“INVALID_REQUEST_MISSING_FIELDS”,“message”:“Could not find field “fields” in the request body”}}

Here is my code.

Could somebody please explain me the error of my code? Thanks a lot!

var Airtable = require('airtable');


Airtable.configure({


    endpointUrl: 'https://api.airtable.com',


    apiKey: '####'


});


var base = Airtable.base('#####');


const axios = require('axios');


var airtable_write_endpoint = "https://api.airtable.com/v0/####v/Table%201?api_key=####";


var form = document.querySelector("#bize-ulasin");





axios.post(airtable_write_endpoint, {


         "fields": {


            "AdSoyad": document.getElementById("#Ad-Soyad"),


            "Email": document.getElementById("#Email"),


            "Telefon": document.getElementById("#Telefon"),


            "Konu": document.getElementById("#Konu"),


            "Mesaj": document.getElementById("#Mesaj"),


            "Ortam": "Websitesi"


        }


    })


    .then(function(response) {


    console.log(response);


        })


        .catch(function(error) {


        console.log(error);


    });





<form action="https://api.airtable.com/v0/####/Table%201?api_key=####" id="bize-ulasin" method="POST">


                  <div className="form-group row">


                          <input type="text" name="AdSoyad" className="form-control" placeholder="Ad-Soyad*" id="Ad-Soyad" required/>  </div> 


div className="form-group row">





                      <input type="email" name="Email" className="form-control" placeholder="E-mail*" id="Email"


                             


                             required/>





              </div>


              <div className="form-group row">





                  <input type="number" name="Telefon" className="form-control" placeholder="Telefon*" id="Telefon"


                         required/>





              </div>


                  <div className="form-group row">


                      <label placeholder="Konu*"></label>





                      <select className="form-control" name="Konu" placeholder="" id="Konu">


                          <option>Soru</option>


                          <option>Öneri</option>


                          <option>Şikayet</option>


                      </select>





                  </div>


              <div className="form-group row">





                      <textarea className="form-control" name="Mesaj" id="Mesaj" rows="3" placeholder="Mesaj"


                        required/>





              </div>


              <div className="form-group row">


                  <div className=" text-center">


                      <button type="submit" className="btn doggo-btn-scd doggo-color-main-bg">GÖNDER</button>


                  </div>


              </div>


          </form>

The solution to this is in the duplicate (post-with-alteryx-returning-validation-and-fields-not-found-errors):

set the header to be

Content-type: application/json

Thanks @Nathan_Harvey, I’d used ‘application-json’ instead of ‘applicaiton/json’ and was getting confused by the error message. You solved it for me!