I’m happy with your feedback. Something I noticed in the previous example is that the code I submitted is very simplified. Then, I recreated this same example, and use more stuff. For example, here I made an example from scratch without any external libraries.
import requests
import json
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
def Connect(add_id_table, add_token_baserow):
return requests.get("https://api.baserow.io/api/database/rows/table/"+add_id_table+"/?user_field_names=true", headers={"Authorization": "Token "+add_token_baserow})
def listDatabase(add_property_name):
viewList = json.loads(json.dumps(Connect('add_id_table','add_token_baserow').json()))
return viewList[add_property_name]
def dataList(value):
return enumerate(value)
testTitleName = []
testTitleLastName = []
for index, item in dataList(listDatabase('add_property_name')):
testTitleName.append(item['testTitleName'])
testTitleLastName.append(item['testTitleLastName'])
plt.plot(testTitleName, testTitleLastName)
plt.xlabel('title')
plt.ylabel('dataTitle')
plt.title('My first graph with baserow-api, matplotlib, json, requests!')
plt.show()
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Please, see this: Baserow free tier limits
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