Export Airtable (via API)

Make sure you have connected Airtable as a datasource

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1. Go to CSV Getter Home

2. Click on Developers

3. Click on Create New CSV Getter Key

4. Click on Generate

5. Copy your API key

6. Construct your API request

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API Endpoint: https://api.csvgetter.com/urls/create

HTTP Method: POST

Request Headers

• Authorization: Bearer token for authentication ('Bearer <your_csv_getter_api_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/622448b8ae594ddd8c56"
}

Request Example in Postman

Response Example in Postman

Export URLs created with API are symbolised by the flask symbol on the export screen