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@ensembleblock/airtable

v0.0.11

Published

**Lightweight Airtable API client powered by fetch.**

Downloads

25

Readme

@ensembleblock/airtable

Lightweight Airtable API client powered by fetch.

Overview

@ensembleblock/airtable is a minimalistic and efficient client library designed to interact with Airtable's API using modern JavaScript standards. It leverages the fetch API for making HTTP requests, ensuring zero runtime dependencies and offering a clean, ergonomic API with ORM-style methods for common operations like findFirst, upsertRecord, and more.

Features

  • Zero runtime dependencies: Pure JavaScript implementation.
  • Modern API: Built on the fetch API.
  • Input validation: Provides clear and meaningful error messages for invalid inputs.
  • Ergonomic methods: Includes ORM-style methods such as findFirst and upsertRecord for intuitive data manipulation.
  • Customizable: Options like modifiedSinceHours allow for fine-grained control over data retrieval.

Installation

Install the package via npm:

npm install @ensembleblock/airtable

Usage

Initialization

Create an instance of AirtableClient with your Airtable API key and base ID:

import { AirtableClient } from '@ensembleblock/airtable';

const client = new AirtableClient({
  apiKey: 'your_airtable_api_key',
  baseId: 'your_airtable_base_id',
});

Basic Operations

Create a Record

const response = await client.createRecord({
  tableIdOrName: 'Table Name',
  fields: {
    Name: 'John Doe',
    Age: 30,
  },
});
console.log(response.data);

Find the First Matching Record

const record = await client.findFirst({
  tableIdOrName: 'Table Name',
  where: { Name: 'John Doe' },
  fields: ['Name', 'Age'],
});
console.log(record);

Upsert a Record

const result = await client.upsertRecord({
  tableIdOrName: 'Table Name',
  where: { Email: '[email protected]' },
  $set: { Age: 31 },
});
console.log(result);

API Reference

AirtableClient

constructor(options: AirtableClientOpts)

Creates a new instance of the AirtableClient.

  • options.apiKey (string): Your Airtable API key (required).
  • options.baseId (string): The ID of your Airtable base (required).
  • options.baseUrl (string): The base URL for Airtable API (optional, defaults to https://api.airtable.com/v0).
createRecord(options: CreateRecordOpts): Promise<AirtableResponse>

Creates a new record in the specified table.

findFirst(options: FindFirstOpts): Promise<FieldsObj | (FieldsObj & { _airtableId: string }) | null>

Finds the first record that matches the given filter criteria.

upsertRecord(options: UpsertRecordOpts): Promise<{ _airtableId: string; upsertResult: UpsertResult }>

Upserts a record: updates it if it exists, or creates it if it doesn't.

Types

  • AirtableClientOpts
  • FieldsObj
  • AirtableRecord
  • AirtableResponse
  • CreateRecordOpts
  • FindFirstOpts
  • FindManyOpts
  • GetRecordOpts
  • UpdateRecordOpts
  • UpsertRecordOpts
  • UpsertResult

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to open issues or submit pull requests on the GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.