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Add documentation of the api of record object
See original GitHub issueThere is no documentation about the method in the object return by select(),
like updateFields() and replaceFields().
Please add it
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This article details the API more than what’s in the README here: https://flaviocopes.com/airtable/
It’s very nice that we have a dedicated and real time documentation for our own API, but having a better documentation here would also be nice!
You’re right, Airtable.js’s documentation could be more thorough. We’ll work on improving documentation as we iterate on this library.
You almost certainly know about this, but make sure to click the “Node” tab on the docs at airtable.com/api—it should help give you some guidance.