Additionally, you can pass parameters to theses filters.
Passing parameters
Additional properties
Other properties you can define are:
Maximum number of records. Specify this to limit the number of records returned
List of fields to return: Specify which fields you want to query.
List of fields to sort: Specify fields and directions to order your query.
Include Record ID: A boolean value to decide if the record id should be included in the result fields
Create One Record
Here you can create one record on a table. There are 3 possible arguments:
table: Name of the table where you will be writing data to
fields: A JSON template (it supports named params like $params) to insert in the database
(optional) include Record Id: A boolean value to decide if the record id should be included in the result fields.
Create Many Records
Here you can create many records on a table. There are 3 possible arguments:
table: Name of the table where you will be writing data to
fields: A JSON template (it supports named params like $params) to insert in the database
(optional) include Record Id: A boolean value to decide if the record id should be included in the result fields
Update Record
Here you can create one record on a table. There are 3 possible arguments:
table: Name of the table where you will be updating data
fields: A JSON template (it supports named params like $params) to update in the database
(optional) include Record Id: A boolean value to decide if the record id should be included in the result fields.
During the use of this method the ID parameter will be prompted. This parameter is required by AirTable to update the specific record. In order to use this the user must have requested (or saved) the ID in a prior action. To get this ID you must toggle on the includeRecordId parameter in the method that retrieves the record data.