Ex Create Row

Create a New Row for Table

Request

Parameters

Body

{
    "key": "value"
}

Response

Created Table Row

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Documentation for Column Types

1. Text

• Description: Handles plain textual data.
• Input Example: "Hello, World!"
• Output Example: "Hello, World!"

2. RichText

• Description: Manages text with rich text formatting elements.
• Input Example: "Hello, World!"
• Output Example: "In a visual medium: Hello, World!"

3. DateInterval (DATEDELTA)

• Description: Represents an interval of dates. Intervals allowed: "month", "week", "day", "year" and "hour".
• Input Example: {"size": 10, "interval": "day"}
• Output Example: {"size": 10, "interval": "day"}

4. Date

• Description: Manages a single date value. Input as %Y-%m-%d format, output as ISO 8601 format.
• Input Example: "2023-01-01"
• Output Example: "2023-10-03T14:12:07.797100"

5. SingleSelect

• Description: Handles the selection of a single option from a set of choices. Input is the key of the option to be selected, output is the value of the option selected.
• Input Example: "banana"
• Output Example: "banana"

6. Binary

• Description: Manages binary values, typically representing true or false.
• Input Example: true
• Output Example: true

7. MultiSelect

• Description: Handles the selection of multiple options from a list. Input is the list of keys of the options to be selected, output is the list of values of the options selected.
• Input Example: ["slack", "gmail"]
• Output Example: ["slack", "gmail"]

8. Phone

• Description: Processes phone number data.
• Input Example: "+1-123-456-7890"
• Output Example: "+1-123-456-7890"

9. Email

• Description: Manages email address information.
• Input Example: "user@example.com"
• Output Example: "user@example.com"

10. User

• Description: Validates and saves expent user-related data.
• Input Example: [76]
• Output Example:

  {
    "type": "USER",
    "id": "76",
    "name": "Barry Allen",
    "email": "hsalf@speed.com"
  }
  

11. Team

• Description: Validates and saves expent team-related data.
• Input Example: [33]
• Output Example: {"type": "TEAM", "id": "32", "name": "Avengers", "email": null}

12. Number

• Description: Manages numerical values.
• Input Example: 42
• Output Example: 42

13. File

• Description: Processes file data.
• Input Example: {"filename": "document.txt", "filetype": "txt", "url": "http://example.com/document.txt"}
• Output Example: "document.txt (txt) - [Link](http://example.com/document.txt)"

14. Url

• Description: Manages web URLs.
• Input Example: "http://example.com"
• Output Example: "http://example.com"

15. Currency

• Description: Processes currency data.
• Input Example: {"amount": 100, "currency": "USD"}
• Output Example: "100 USD"

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Note: The exact nature of input and output may vary based on specific system requirements and configurations.