Airtable app finds extracts and images from Wikipedia for records in your base and saves the information back to your base.

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Wikipedia enrichment app https://github.com/Airtable/apps-wikipedia-enrichment This example app finds extracts and images from Wikipedia for records in your base and saves the information back to your base.

The code shows: How to connect to an outside API from your app How to update records and upload attachments from your app How to check permissions before updating records

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Bannerbear can integrate with various languages / frameworks and has many different use cases. In this tutorial I will show you how to use Ruby on Rails to grab data from the web and send it to Bannerbear in order to turn Wikipedia articles into shareable graphics.

Although Wikipedia is the use case for the demo, this same technique could easily be adapted to work with basically any website!