I’m looking at using ROM with Airtable. Each “base” in Airtable has a clear REST API that is based on the structure of the tables added to the base. Based on the docs from the rom-http 0.8.0 tag, I can see 3 possible ways to approach this:
- Use rom-http directly. Define Airtable JSON handlers and Relation classes in the application.
- Create rom-airtable gem, using extension classes from rom-http similar to this.
- Create a rom-airtable gem independent of rom-http.
I’m interested in creating a separate gem, so 2 seems the most obvious approach. It could also be good to somewhat encapsulate the airtable REST API from the client, so rather than passing the uri
, the config takes a base ID
and API key
.
Any feedback on this or other approaches to try would be most welcome
(It could be possible to detect relation schemas automatically using the Meta API, but that might be for future improvements!)