✨ Add support for a filter formula or query on the update methods.

[gv14982]

✨ Add support for a filter formula or query on the update methods.

[seanmetzgar]

Hey @GV14982, I'll hop on this today (11/6/2020). I'll also address a little Issue I discovered while researching it. (re: the following quote from the Airtable API)

"Your request body should include an array of up to 10 record objects."

I may add a new method for this, as to not break the syntax for users using .updateRecord or .bulkUpdate. Perhaps something like .filteredUpdate? Let me know what you think.

[GV14982]

I may add a new method for this, as to not break the syntax for users using .updateRecord or .bulkUpdate. Perhaps something like .filteredUpdate? Let me know what you think.

I mean that's perfectly fine. The other option is to provide either an ID or a filterString in the top level, then the fields object, something like:

{
  id?: string
  filterString?: string
  fields: {
    ...fields
  }
}

But then in the method you check if there is an ID, and if not, you check if there is a filterString. If there is a filterString, you do a select with it, then grab the ID from the first result and use that for the update.

You'll have to adjust the interface for the updateRecord, and probably extend from a base one with one that requires the id and the other that requires the filterString.

Let me know if that makes sense or if you have any questions.