Adalo

Adalo
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The Adalo modules allow you to monitor, create, update, send, retrieve, list, and delete the records in your Adalo account.

Getting Started with Adalo

Prerequisites

An Adalo account

In order to use Adalo with {{Make}}, it is necessary to have an Adalo account. If you do not have one, you can create an Adalo account at app.adalo.com/signup.

	Note
	The module dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the {{Make}} scenario, not in this documentation article) are mandatory!

Connect Adalo to {{Make}}

To connect your Adalo account to {{Make}} you need to obtain the API Key, App ID, and Database Collection ID from your Adalo account and insert it in the Create a connection dialog in the {{Make}} module.

Log in to your Adalo account.
From the left menu, click Settings ()> APP Access > Generate Key.
Copy the API Key to your clipboard.
Go to {{Make}} and open the Adalo module's Create a connection dialog.
In the API Key field, enter the API key details copied in step 3.
In the App ID field, enter your Adalo account's App ID. For example, if your Adalo account's URL address is https://api.adalo.com/v0/apps/{appId}/ then your App ID is {appId}.
In the Databases Collection ID field, enter the Collection ID details. You can find it at Database > Users > API Documentation. The endpoint will be in the https://api.adalo.com/v0/apps/{appId}/collections/{collectionId} format.

Record

Watch Records

Triggers when a record is created or updated.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Watch Records	Select or map the option by which you want to watch the records: By Created Time By Updated Time
Limit	Set the maximum number of records {{Make}} should return during one execution cycle.

List Records

Retrieves a list of records.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Limit	Set the maximum number of records {{Make}} should return during one execution cycle.

Get a Record

Gets a specified record.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Record ID	Select or map the Record ID whose detail you want to retrieve.

Add a Record

Adds a new record.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Email	Enter (map) the user's email address
Password	Enter (map) the user's password.
Username	Enter (map) the user's username as it appears in the record.
Full Name	Enter (map) the user's full name.
Profile Picture	Enter (map) the URL address to the user's profile image.

Update a Record

Updates an existing record.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Record ID	Select or map the Record ID whose details you want to update.
Email	Enter (map) the user's email address
Password	Enter (map) the user's password.
Username	Enter (map) the user's username as it appears in the record.
Full Name	Enter (map) the user's full name.
Profile Picture	Enter (map) the URL address to the user's profile image.

Delete a Record

Deletes a record.

Connection	Establish a connection to your Adalo account.
Record ID	Select or map the Record ID you want to delete.

Other

Make an API Call

Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

Connection

Establish a connection to your Adalo account.

URL

Enter a path relative to https://api.adalo.com/v0/apps/{appId}/collections/{collectionId}/ For example: /{record_id}

	Note
	For the list of available endpoints, refer to the Adalo API Documentation.

Method

Select the HTTP method you want to use:

GET

to retrieve information for an entry.

POST

to create a new entry.

PUT

to update/replace an existing entry.

PATCH

to make a partial entry update.

DELETE

to delete an entry.

Headers

Enter the desired request headers. You don't have to add authorization headers; we already did that for you.

Query String

Enter the request query string.

Body

Enter the body content for your API call.

Example of Use - Get All Collection Records

The following API call returns all the records from your Adalo account:

Method:

GET

Matches of the search can be found in the module's Output under Bundle > Body > records.

In our example, 9 records were returned:

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