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Creating an Airtable export URL (API)

You can now dynamically create export URLs using our API
Step 1: Generate CSV Getter API Key
Login to csvgetter.com and go to Account > CSV API Keys
Step 2: Generate a new API Key
This can be done by clicking 'Create New CSV Getter Key'. This Key will be stored in the interface and can be used to make requests via our API
Step 3: Dynamically create a CSV Getter URL with the following API Endpoint:
API Endpoint: https://api.csvgetter.com/urls/create
HTTP Method: POST
Request Headers
Authorization: Bearer token for authentication ('Bearer <your_csv_getter_key>').
Type: String (Required)
Content-Type: The content type of the request body.
Type: String (Required)
Value: application/json
Request Body
The request body should be a JSON object containing the following parameters:
base (String): Identifier for the base..
Type: String (Required)
table (String): Identifier for the table.
Type: String (Required)
view (String): Identifier for the view.
Type: String (Optional)
These IDs can be found in your Airtable URL when your table is open:
Identifying the correct IDs
Example Request
bash
curl --location --request POST 'https://api.csvgetter.com/urls/create' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <your_csv_getter_key>' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{
    "base": "app13WtrDjOcPZBkD",
    "table": "tblMSaWQG5tTlrMef",
    "view": "viwuKZsGqzfAHbjpv"
}'
Response
Response Body
The response is a JSON object containing a URL. The URL points to the newly created resource.
URL (String): URL of the created resource.
Type: String
Example Response
json
{
    "URL": "https://api.csvgetter.com/750997dbf6e143c9ab70"
}
​
Personal Access Tokens
URL Parameters
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