1T - CSV Creator 3.0

I don’t follow all the details of what you’re seeking to accomplish or have tried. Also, I don’t have experience using this plugin’s base64-related actions. Nonetheless, in case it’s helpful, here’s my implementation for using JSON to create a CSV file, a copy of whic is then attached to a thing, followed by the original CSV file being deleted.

  1. Send JSON to CSV Creator action from this plugin.


    (I annotated the property names because they’re not appearing correctly on their own.)

  2. When CSV Creator has created your file event from this plugin.
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  3. File Upload action from File Uploader Bubble API plugin, currently maintained by @Thimo (see also forum thread).

  4. Delete an uploaded file standard Bubble action.
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