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Hi, my code is working locally just fine but not on the server.
The code’s purpose is to create a new record is created in Airtable. When I push this code to IBM Cloud Functions, which is equivalent to AWS Lambda if folks are more familiar with AWS, ...
Hi all,
I’m at my wits end. I’ve written code for Airtable locally, which largely works. Now I’d like to place the code on a cloud functions tool so I can run my code on the browser and have it communicate with other APIs.
Here’s the code I have on t...
Hi everyone - I’m a total beginner to Node js but it’s very frustrating, that after hours of searching on Airtable Docs as well as through the community, I can’t seem to find the answer to one of the most basic things a user would want to do with a d...
Will this work for multiple questions? In other words, if we have multiple questions where there are multiple options allowed.
Do we need to create a new filter step for each of these?
I believe I figured it out. I needed to “return” myPromise before trying to read it’s output.
so instead of
myPromise.then( data => {
console.log("result of promise is", data);
});
I’m now writing instead:
return myPromise.then(...
Don’t you just need to use the Update Record on the Airtable API?
Also - might help to use ``` to format your code when copying and pasting snippets. Just a suggestion hope that helps.
Yes, your article largely worked!
One thing I needed additionally was to define a main() function in index.js. And also add export.main = main; for some reason, to deal with an error message when export wasn’t listed.
//contents of my index.js file
...
Thank you! Yeah, I agree. But beefing up the Airtable docs a bit would help.
Spent at least 6 hours between today and yesterday just trying to figure out how to call Airtable on a serverlerss cloud function. I still don’t totally know if I’m doing it...
