Get all records from AirTable with simple Fetch/REST (Vanilla JS)

fetchFromAirtable.js

let airtable = {
    // Name of the view (change this)
    view: "api",
    
    // Database identifier (change this)
    database: "appDatabaseIdentifier",
    
    // Auth Key => Use a client with read-only permissions for security (change this)
    auth: "keyAuthKey"
};

function fetchFromAirtable(table) {
    let buffer = [];
    
    // set authentification
    let requestHeaders = new Headers({
        'Authorization': `Bearer ${airtable.auth}`,
        'Cookie'       : 'brw=brwoHThdjGXOuwBHo'
    });

    // create request options
    let requestOptions = {
        method  : 'GET',
        headers : requestHeaders,
        redirect: 'follow'
    };

    // endpoint
    let url = `https://api.airtable.com/v0/${airtable.database}/${table}?view=${airtable.view}`;

    //* get all records recursively (airtable uses pagination after 100 records)
    async function getAllRecords(endpoint) {
        // Data is ordered by settings specified in View
        let result = await fetch(encodeURI(endpoint), requestOptions).then(response => response.json());

        // i just wan my fields, not all the stuff from AirTable
        result.records.forEach(i => {
            buffer.push(i.fields);
        });

        if (!!result.offset) {
            getAllRecords(url.concat(`&offset=${result.offset}`));
        }

        return buffer;
    }

    return getAllRecords(url);
}

// get all records
let result = fetchFromAirtable("someTable");
console.log(result);

result-sample.json

[
    {
        "id": 4,
        "pcId": 6,
        "title": "Jean Bouin",
        "parentId": 2,
        "position": 0
    },
    {
        "id": 6,
        "pcId": 7,
        "title": "Salle & Bar",
        "parentId": 5,
        "position": 0
    }
]

I dont want to use the bloated AirTable API, or nodeJS, or implement their pagination...

So there you go ;-)

PS:
You don't have to use the urgly URLencoded names of the "table" or "view" like they say in their documentation, using the uniqueId you see in the URL when you access AirTable works just fine.

ex:
http://airtable.com/tblpocFmXXpCxSXXX/viwEFw1hXXXLiGXXX?blocks=hide

So the final API call might look something like this:
https://api.airtable.com/v0/appApac8XUXXXbQcA/tblpocFmXXpCxSXXX?view=viwEFw1hXXXLiGXXX

Personally i create a view called "api", to which i pre apply sorting & stuff, and tell ppl "DONT TOUCH", and use that in all my api calls.