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CSV Write generates a CSV with the input payload as input.
The input payload can be an array of JSON arrays or an array of JSON objects. Otherwise, it will be converted to a string and output as a CSV with one line and one column.
| Input Payload |
Example |
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| JSON array payload example |
[[123, “abc”, “xxx”], [456, “def”, “yyy”], [789, “hij”, “zzz”]] |
| JSON Object payload example |
[{field1, “field2”:“abc”, “field3”:“xxx”}, {field1, “field2”:“def”, “field3”:“yyy”}, {field1, “field2”:“hij”, “field3”:“zzz”}] |
The “Output” property allows you to select the output destination as file or payload.
| Output payload |
Description |
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| 「When you choose “File” for the “Output Destination” property |
The generated CSV is written to a file and the output payload passes the input payload. (Pass-through.) |
| 「When you choose “Payload” for the “Output to” property |
Put the generated CSV byte sequence into the output payload. |
Component Properties
| Name |
Required |
Description |
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| Output |
True |
Specify either File or Payload as the output destination. cp.Output is set to either “Payload” or “File”. |
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| Filename |
False |
Specify the file name for file output |
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| Encoding |
False |
Specify the encoding of the file output |
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