This template copies a table of records into Latenode Database on a schedule.
JavaScript loads the source over HTTPS, maps each row, and uses a unique key so later runs update the same objects. Latenode Database then creates or updates those objects. Put the source API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as hourly or once a day.
JavaScript calls your tabular HTTP or CSV source, maps fields, and keeps a unique key per row. Put the source API key in that JavaScript node.
Each normalized row is created or updated in Latenode Database so repeats do not duplicate the same key.
In Latenode Database, create the table your other scenarios will read. Include a unique key and the columns you want to keep in sync.
Add a schedule for how often the export should run.
In JavaScript, load the source, map rows, and store the source API key in that node. Then create or update each object in Latenode Database using the unique key.
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