Even if execution is server-side, the action’s properties are downloaded to the client. For example, see in the following screenshot of the Chrome console where the Convert CSV to JSON V2 action’s properties appear–including the custom Authorization header and the (dummy) value I entered as the API key to illustrate.
Hi @shawnmi6.
I need to parse a csv file with about 80000 rows.
I’m thinking of using your plugin to parse it, then pass it to a backend workflow where I process the data and consolidate it into a bubble datatype that will have a summary with the relevant data.
Can I use your plugin to parse such a large file?
Thanks in advance,
Paulo
Hi @shawnmi6 Just bought your plugin, so far loving it. I have just one question, is it possible to have features to map certain fields to null instead of “” (empty string)? I am trying to bulk upload to Supabase, but Postgre wouldn’t accept “” for numeric type field, i need to alter the fields to null and remove “” in order to pass to Supabase API.
Or you have any suggestion how to overcome this?