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airtable-db-api

A Python DB API 2.0 for Airtable
This module allows you to query Airtable using SQL. It exposes:
- a Python DB API 2.0 (per PEP 249)
- a SQLAlchemy Dialect (see also "Developing new Dialects")
- a Superset Engine Spec
SQLAlchemy support
This module provides a SQLAlchemy dialect.
from sqlalchemy.engine import create_engine
engine = create_engine(
'airtable://:keyXXXX@appYYY?peek_rows=10&tables=tableA&tables=tableB',
date_columns={"tableA": ["My Date Field"]},
)
Metadata
At various points we need to know:
- The list of Tables supported in the Base
- The list of columns (Fields) supported on a given Table
- The type information for each Field
As of now we solve 1) by passing in a list of Tables using the tables query parameter on the URL.
We solve 2) and 3) using some combination of the peek_rows query parameter specifying the number of rows to fetch from Airtable to guess Field types and a date_columns engine parameter to specify which columns should be parsed as Dates.
Alternatively, 1-3 could all be solved with a comprehensive base_metadata engine parameter that specifies the Tables and Fields. There are a number of ways to generate this, but one approach is scraping the Base's API docs page using a technique like this.
Further options are documented here
Development
Python
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
pre-commit
$ pre-commit install
black
Can be run manually as:
black --target-version py37
Roadmap
- Support for Airtable's Metadata API
- Support passed in Airtable Metadata (w/ types)
- Cleanup configuration (passed as query param on URL vs engine parameters)
- Built in Metadata scraper (not using Metadata API)
- Caching of field type "peeking"
- Datetime support
- More comprehensive testing
Metadata
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