If you do it that way, the access token will be exposed in the frontend. Meaning that all users can see the credentials in their browser dev tools. Unfortunately, there is no way to avoid this when you use airtable as a backend. Toddle will release a new API version soon that will allow secure access
Max
1 year ago
@Yaniv Tsoref this will work if you remove the session token action and type in your token as the header of the API call as "Authorization: Bearer...". Set the auth method to no auth
Max
1 year ago
But as I said, this won't be secure. To be honest, it is not a good idea to use airtable as a backend. It is so limited and has no user authentication/authorization system. I highly recommend you use a real Backend like Xano, Supabase...
Yaniv Tsoref
1 year ago
Thanks @Max i'm trying to learn how things work, should i use "Authorization: Bearer..." on the header value as a string or split it in two name and value?
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