Bubble - CSV Creator - How to avoid timeouts by building your JSON using backend workflows.

[@igorleschenko9185]

thank you for so usefull JSON explatantion! Before, I used to avoid JSON, but with your video, I quickly and easily implemented it into my project, and now I understand how it all works. Thanks! 🙏

[@ValOkafor]

Thanks for sharing this is very helpful, literally pulled me out of a rabbit hole.

[@sarah_esteve]

to all readers, a tip, instead of list of xyz:count >0 you can do a list of xyz:first item is not empty. Instead of counting, it just checks if the first item of the list is not empty, quicker way :) I read it somewhere in the forum hehe

[@ahmedelkaffas3098]

Thanks for the tip @sarah_esteve ! Even to take it one step further and make it more WU consumption efficient, it's even better to use "xyz:count >= 1"

[@flynnd2140]

Awesome! This was super helpful. Thanks Eli.

[@branimir_ivanov]

Thank you for sharing, great video.

[@pabloherediapastor]

Another great video!! 😉

[@EliBeachy]

Thanks Pablo!

[@ankurmadharia5274]

Great video! So per my usecase, I want to let the users download the CSV with a single click. They click Download > this backend workflow runs > the file autodownloads on user's device How to achieve this? I am using 1T - CSV Creator plugin for JSON to CSV. What action should I do? And in which workflow - the 'download button' workflow or the backend workflow that we just learnt to create in this video? Can someone pls clarify this :)

[@ahmedelkaffas3098]

On your download button action, you should be calling the backend workflow API shown in the video, then after it finishes (i.e. once the "List of sales:count is 0"); then you should pass the JSON value created in the field "Final JSON" to your "Create CSV from JSON" action in your frontend workflow. Hope this helps !