You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
*`CSV URL` - the full URL to the file for retrieving data.
35
+
*`Emit all messages` - this checkbox configures output behavior of the component. If the option is checked - the component emits an array of messages, otherwise - the component emits a message per row.
36
+
*`CSV Header` - this is a required field. Input the names of headers separated with a comma.
37
+
*`Separators` - Specify the separator type. Usually it is a comma (`,`) but values like Semicolon (`;`), Space (``), Tab (`\t`) and Hash (`#`) are also supported.
38
+
*`Skip rows` - if you know that the incoming CSV file has certain number of headers you can indicate to skip them. The supported values are `None`, `First row`, `First two`, `First three` and `First four`.
39
+
*`Data columns` - here the values will be added dynamically based on the values in the `CSV Header` field. Here each data column will be listed with the name, Data Type and the Format to enable further configuration.
40
+
32
41
## Actions
33
42
34
43
### Read CSV attachment
35
44
36
45
This action will read the CSV attachment of the incoming message and output
37
46
a `JSON` object. To configure this action the following fields can be used:
38
47
48
+
*`Emit all messages` - this checkbox configures output behavior of the component. If the option is checked - the component emits an array of messages, otherwise - the component emits a message per row.
39
49
*`CSV Header` - this is a required field. Input the names of headers separated with a comma.
40
50
*`Separators` - Specify the separator type. Usually it is a comma (`,`) but values like Semicolon (`;`), Space (``), Tab (`\t`) and Hash (`#`) are also supported.
41
-
*`Skip rows` - if you know that the incoming CSV file has certain number of headers you can indicate to skip them. The supported values are `None`, `First row`, `First two`, `Dirst three` and `First four`.
51
+
*`Skip rows` - if you know that the incoming CSV file has certain number of headers you can indicate to skip them. The supported values are `None`, `First row`, `First two`, `First three` and `First four`.
42
52
*`Data columns` - here the values will be added dynamically based on the values in the `CSV Header` field. Here each data column will be listed with the name, Data Type and the Format to enable further configuration.
0 commit comments