Overview
This node integrates with FeiShu Bitable, a collaborative online database service. It allows users to perform operations on data tables within a specified Bitable app. The main use cases include searching records and updating records in a Bitable table. This is useful for automating workflows that involve managing tabular data stored in FeiShu Bitable, such as syncing data between systems, bulk updating records, or querying specific entries based on criteria.
For example, you could use this node to:
- Search for records matching certain conditions in a Bitable table.
- Update existing records in a Bitable table based on input data.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| App Token | The unique identifier of the Bitable App. This token specifies which app to operate on. |
| Table ID | The unique identifier of the Bitable data table where records will be searched or updated. |
Output
The node outputs JSON data representing the results of the performed operations (search or update) on the Bitable records. The exact structure depends on the operation:
- For search operations, the output contains an array of record objects matching the search criteria.
- For update operations, the output includes details about the updated records.
No binary data output is indicated by the source code.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating with FeiShu Bitable's API.
- Uses internal helper functions to make HTTP requests to FeiShu Bitable endpoints.
- No additional external services beyond FeiShu Bitable are required.
Troubleshooting
- Invalid App Token or Table ID: If these identifiers are incorrect or missing, API calls will fail. Ensure they are correctly set.
- API Request Failures: Network issues or permission errors can cause request failures. Check API credentials and network connectivity.
- Empty Results: Searching with overly restrictive filters may return no records; verify search parameters.
- Error Loading Views or Fields: Errors during dynamic loading of views or fields indicate possible API changes or permission issues.
Common error messages typically relate to authentication failures or invalid resource identifiers. To resolve, verify credentials, app token, and table ID values.