Only fetches 99 items.

[MikeVaughanG]

It will only fetch 99 items for me.
I have a 157 on my airtable.
Other than that, I think it works fine.

at = airtable.Airtable('appua4wbLWf65hiXG/', 'my_api_key')
clients = at.get('Clients')

print clients

[syrnick]

It fetches only one page of records(that is limited to 100 records). The api call returns an "offset" to fetch the next page. See the forEach implementation in the JS client: https://github.com/Airtable/airtable.js/blob/master/lib/table.js#L73

[MikeVaughanG]

Is there a way to increase this page limit? I think I might be missing something.
Pardon me, I'm new to this.

Im using this code to return a list of the records on my table, using the 'Name' field as the keys, and a dict as a value for each one.

def get_clientlist():

    at = airtable.Airtable('appua4wbLWf65hiXG/', 'my_api_key')
    clients = at.get('Clients')['records']
    client_list = {}
    for item in clients:
        name = item['fields']['Name']

        client_list[name] = item['fields']

return client_list

[nicocanali]

As @syrnick suggested, you could do something like using offset:

def get_clientlist():
    at = airtable.Airtable('appua4wbLWf65hiXG/', 'my_api_key')
    client_list = []
    clients = at.get('Clients')
    offset = clients.get('offset')
    client_list.append(clients['records'])
    while offset:
        clients = at.get('Clients', offset=offset)
        offset = client.get('offset')
        client_list.append(clients['records'])
    return client_list

You could also do everything in a while loop, problem being that offset must be a string with this version.

[MikeVaughanG]

Thanks a ton, guys. I got it working now.

Sorry for the late reply.

And since this isn't technically an 'issue', I'll close it.

[ohiosonia]

@MikeVaughanG how did you print out client_list? Using your code above, I added two lines at the bottom:

from airtable.airtable import Airtable
from airtable import airtable
import requests

def get_clientlist():
    at = airtable.Airtable('BASE ID', 'API KEY')
    client_list = []
    clients = at.get('Project%20Tracker')
    offset = clients.get('offset')
    client_list.append(clients['records'])
    while offset:
        clients = at.get('Project%20Tracker', offset=offset)
        offset = client.get('offset')
        client_list.append(clients['records'])
    return client_list

a = get_clientlist() 
print a

However, I'm getting the following error:

  File "airtable_test.py", line 22, in <module>
    a = get_clientlist()
  File "airtable_test.py", line 17, in get_clientlist
    clients = at.get('Project%20Tracker', offset=offset)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/airtable/airtable.py", line 76, in get
    if offset and check_string(offset):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/airtable/airtable.py", line 31, in check_string
    raise IsNotString('Expected a string')
airtable.airtable.IsNotString: Expected a string```