The Fieldbook API lets you read and write records in your books. Each book has its own API, based on the structure of that book.
Use the Fieldbook API to...
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Store content or configuration for your app: Create a Fieldbook to hold app configuration or content, in lieu of a custom admin interface. Then read it through the Fieldbook API from your production app.
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Prototype and demo: Use Fieldbook as a quick back end for prototyping workflows and client apps.
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Glue together systems and processes: Dump structured output from one program, review and revise the results by hand, then feed it into the next stage of the process.
- Quick start
- Client examples in JavaScript, Ruby, Python, etc.
- Reference
- Metadata API
- Codelets
- Snapshot format (JSON)
- Node: fieldbook-client
Unofficial client projects:
- node-fieldbook, a Node client contributed by @connormckelvey
- fieldbook-sharp, a C#/.NET client from @dvdsgl
- fieldbook-apy, a very basic Python 3 client from @cgm616
- fieldbook-py, another basic Python 3 client available on pypi from @mattstibbs
- node-fieldbook-promise, a promise-based Node client from @thetmkay
- Fieldbook-SwiftSDK, a Swift SDK for iOS from @chrismash
- phieldbook, a PHP client from @Joeventures
- django-fieldbook, a Django client from @bsab based on fieldbook-py
- go-fieldbook, a Go client from @trexart
- AlanKitap, a PHP client from Coel May
Other projects:
- highlight-fieldbook-extension, a Chrome extension for saving links and web clippings to a Fieldbook, by @thetmkay
- fieldbook-cli, a command-line interface for your Fieldbook data from @fiatjaf
- fieldbook-download, a helper that downloads all sheets and images in a Fieldbook, by @hay
- fieldbookforgravityforms, an add-on for the Gravity Forms WordPress plugin that sends form submissions to Fieldbook sheets, by @Joeventures