Baserow
Baserow is an open-source no-code database. The Baserow connector lets you create, update, search, and delete table rows, list tables and fields, and trigger recipes when rows change.
Use the Baserow connector to:
- Create, update, search, get, or delete rows in a Baserow table.
- Batch-update up to 200 rows in one request.
- List the tables and fields in your Baserow database.
- Trigger a recipe when a row is created, updated, or deleted.
You can also use custom actions to build a custom HTTP request to any Baserow API endpoint. Refer to the Baserow Database API documentation for endpoint details.
Install Baserow from the community library
Complete the following steps to install the Baserow connector from the community library:
Open the recipe editor and search for a connector. Alternatively, you can search for a connector in the community library.
Search for community connectors in the recipe editor
Select the community connector you plan to install.
Click Install to install the connector from the community library.
Click Install
Select Release connector. Alternatively, select Review code to review and modify the connector code before releasing it to the workspace.
Release the connector
Summarize any changes you made to the connector, then click Release to allow workspace collaborators to use the connector in recipes.
The Confirm release dialog
Connection setup
The Baserow connector uses a database token for authentication.
Baserow setup for database token authentication
Complete the following steps to create a Baserow database token:
Sign in to your Baserow account.
Select your workspace name in the sidebar or the workspace drop-down menu.
Go to Settings > Database tokens.
Click Create token +.
Enter a descriptive name, for example Workato integration.
Select the target workspace.
Click Create token.
Save the token for use in Workato.
Connect to Baserow with database token authentication
Complete the following steps to set up a Baserow connection in Workato:
Click Create > Connection or press C twice.
Search for Baserow and select it as your app.
Provide a name for your connection in the Connection name field.
Baserow connection setup
Use the Location drop-down menu to select the project where you plan to store the connection.
Enter the Database token. Refer to Baserow setup for database token authentication for more information.
Optional. Enter your self-hosted instance URL in the Instance URL field, for example https://baserow.example.com, with no trailing slash. This field defaults to https://api.baserow.io if left blank.
Click Connect.
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