Laravel SDK for Airtable

A simple approach to interacting with Airtables.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require tapp/laravel-airtable

Publish the config file:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Tapp\Airtable\AirtableServiceProvider"

Define airtables account information in .env:

AIRTABLE_KEY=
AIRTABLE_BASE=
AIRTABLE_TABLE=
AIRTABLE_TYPECAST=false 

• AIRTABLE_KEY can be retrieved here: https://airtable.com/account
• AIRTABLE_BASE can be found here: https://airtable.com/api, select base then copy from URL: https://airtable.com/[Base Is Here]/api/docs#curl/introduction
• AIRTABLE_TABLE can be found in the docs for the appropriate base, this is not case senstive. IE: tasks
• AIRTABLE_TYPECAST set this to true to allow automatic casting.

Example Config

If you need to support multiple tables, add them to the tables config in the config/airtable.php

...
    'tables' => [

        'default' => [
            'name' => env('AIRTABLE_TABLE', 'Main'),
        ],

        'companies' => [
            'name' => env('AIRTABLE_COMPANY_TABLE', 'Companies'),
        ],
        ...
    ],
...

Usage

Import the facade in your class.

use Airtable;

Get records from that table

• This will only return the first 100 records due to Airtable page size limiation

Airtable::table('tasks')->get();

Get all records from that table.

• This will get all records by sending multiple requests until all record are fetched.
• Optional Parameter which is the delay between requests in microseconds as API is limited to 5 requests per second per base, defaults to 0.2 second.

Airtable::table('tasks')->all();
Airtable::table('tasks')->all(500000); // 0.5 seconds

Get one record from the default table.

Airtable::find('id_string');

Filter records

• First argument is the column name
• Second argument is the operator or the value if you want to use equal '=' as an operator.
• Third argument is the value of the filter

Airtable::where('id', '5')->get();
Airtable::where('id', '>', '5')->get();

First or Create

• First argument will be used for finding existing
• Second argument is additional data to save if no results are found and we are creating (will not be saved used if item already exists)

Airtable::firstOrCreate(['name' => 'myName'], ['field' => 'myField']);

Update or Create

• First argument will be used to find existing
• Second argument is additional data to save when we create or update

Airtable::updateOrCreate(['name' => 'myName'], ['field' => 'myField']);

Airtable::table('companies')->firstOrCreate(['Company Name' => $team->name]);

Update

• First argument will be the id
• Second argument is the whole record including the updated fields

Note: Update is destructive and clear all unspecified cell values if you did not provide a value for them. use PATCH up update specified fields

Airtable::table('companies')->update('rec5N7fr8GhDtdNxx', [ 'name' => 'Google', 'country' => 'US']);

Patch

• First argument will be the id
• Second argument is the field you would like to update

Airtable::table('companies')->patch('rec5N7fr8GhDtdNxx', ['country' => 'US']);

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Steve Williamson
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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