feat(update): create class update method to avoid API find call #103
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@Meekohi @sirupsen Hey y'all! Either of you have some time for a review on this one? The new API limits makes the need for some optimization more important. |
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With the upcoming plan changes, monthly API quota limits are being set, 1k for the free plan and 100k for the mid-level plan. This might be problematic for us, so I realized we could cut down almost 50% if we don't always require two API calls to sync record changes. Thus, I made a class
updatemethod that the instancesavemethod uses, or can be used separately.To test I did the following:
record = OurTableKlass.find('recmBCJvI3hbRRo8c'); record["Name"] = "test change 1"; record.saveto see the record update in Airtablerecord.fieldsAirtable::Application.update('recmBCJvI3hbRRo8c', { "Name" => "test change 2" })to see the record update again in Airtable