Find teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug

You can find your teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug in both Morph and the Developer Mode.

This section will show you how to retrieve these IDs from both.

In Morph

In Morph, select the database you have created at the beginning of this tutorial. Then, click on the Table [Sample] Employees that you had created (via CSV import) at the beginning of this tutorial.

You are now viewing that employees Table in the Dashboard.

Find the values from the URL

You can find the values of the teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug from the URL of our browser.

The format of the URL is:

https://app.morphdb.io/{YOUR_TEAM _SlUG}/db/{YOUR_DATABASE_ID}/table/{YOUR_TABLE_SLUG}

where:

• {YOUR_TEAM_SLUG} is a placeholder for the value of your teamSlug .
• {YOUR_DATABASE_ID} is a placeholder for the value of your databaseId .
• {YOUR_TABLE_SLUG} is a placeholder for the value of your tableSlug .

Example

Let's look at an example.

When looking at the employees Table, your screen will look similar to this:

In this example, the URL is:

https://app.morphdb.io/71e47be5-a043-422b-9dcc-05c252dde594/db/cf99cd70-95c5-4c51-9347-fc6bbd74f40a/table/employees

where:

• The value of the teamSlug is 71e47be5-a043-422b-9dcc-05c252dde594 .
• The value of the databaseId is cf99cd70-95c5-4c51-9347-fc6bbd74f40a .
• The value of the tableSlug is employees .

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Since these IDs are unique identifiers, the values of teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug will be unique to you and therefore different than this example.

From the Developer Mode

In the Developer Mode, select the database you have created at the beginning of this tutorial. Then, click on the Table you have created (via CSV import).

You are now viewing that Table in the Developer Mode.

You can find the values of the teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug in the URL of our browser.

Find the values from the URL

The format of the URL is:

https://developer.morphdb.io/{YOUR_TEAM _SlUG}?databaseId={YOUR_DATABASE_ID}&tableSlug={YOUR_TABLE_SLUG}

Example

Example of such URL with values:

https://developer.morphdb.io/42d54rt5-d389-845a-6lkq-34z563gtu872?databaseId=dw5g1h89-2637-253k-452b-7803j4x7e3vi&tableSlug=employee_csv_demo

where:

• {YOUR_TEAM_SLUG} is a placeholder for the value of your teamSlug . In the example above, the value of teamSlug is : 42d54rt5-d389-845a-6lkq-34z563gtu872
• {YOUR_DATABASE_ID} is a placeholder for the value of your databaseId . In the example above, the value of databaseId is : dw5g1h89-2637-253k-452b-7803j4x7e3vi
• {YOUR_TABLE_SLUG} is a placeholder for the value of your tableSlug . In the example above, the value of the tableSlug is : employee_csv_demo

If we break the full URL down to see the different elements of the URL:

Full URL:

https://developer.morphdb.io/{YOUR_TEAM_SLUG}?databaseId={YOUR_DATABASE_ID}&tableSlug={YOUR_TABLE_SLUG}

URL break down:

• https://developer.morphdb.io/
• {YOUR_TEAM_SLUG}
• ?
• databaseId={YOUR_DATABASE_ID}
• &
• tableSlug={YOUR_TABLE_SLUG}

Do not confuse the URLs

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Do not confuse the URLs of the Morph REST API endpoints and the URL of the Developer mode.

Be mindful not to confuse:

• the URL of the Morph REST API endpoints that we use to make the request to Morph API,
• the URL of the Developer Mode in your browser to view a Table, which we use to find the the values of the teamSlug, databaseId and tableSlug .

URL of the API endpoints

The URL format of the Query Records endpoint of Morph REST API is:

<https://{teamSlug}.api.morphdb.io/v0/record/{databaseId}/{tableSlug}/query>

We will use this URL to make the API request in the next steps of this tutorial.

URL of the Developer Mode

The URL of the Developer Mode in your browser when viewing a Table is in the format described above. It is pasted below again to avoid any confusion:

https://developer.morphdb.io/{YOUR_TEAM_SLUG}?databaseId={YOUR_DATABASE_ID}&tableSlug={YOUR_TABLE_SLUG}