Using an HTTP request to get a collection, but I can only access one item

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:bullseye: What is your goal?

I want to be able to add to a database (Airtable) without replacing the current value, AND add every value from the previous http request (currently able to get all correctly, but the following module only lets me see one).

:thinking: What is the problem?

Here’s the workflow:

  1. HTTP request applies a design a gives me10 mockups (pngs)
  2. It returns a collection like so:

Bundle 1 (only one) (Collection)

  • data (Collection)
    • export label (Empty)
    • exports (Array)
      • 1 (Collection)
        • url
        • label
      • 2… (Collection)

But when I try to go to my next module, I see only the collection ‘1’.

I need to upload it to my Airtable with the array so if I add more mockups, I don’t have to go back and add a new item manually.

:test_tube: What have you tried so far?

So far, this is the output when I turn off the parse response and use a separate json parser which has really done nothing. I also tried the iterator module, but I’m not sure if it works because it completely replaces the last uploaded content, resulting in only one being truly uploaded and saved.

I’m confused, but I’m sure this issue isn’t unique to me, if you can help, please let me know!

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Hey Jacob,

this is how Make visualizes arrays, yes. It only shows the first item so you can see the structure of the array. Imagine if it tried to show all items of an array of over 1k items inside.

How are you adding the items in aritable? Is each item in the array a separate record? Then use an iterator to go through them one by one and then follow that with the create a record module to create a new record per item.

After that, check if the item exist first and only create one if it doesn’t.