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If that is to technical… you can also easily use Google Sheets as a backend data source as seen here:

Hype Data Magic

Example loading data through CSV (parser, comma) This example uses a parsing example and allows quoted content and detects line endings and separators. They also can be manually specified: fetch_hype_data_magic_advanced_CSV_parser_comma.hype.zip (47,8 KB) Example loading data through CSV (parser, semicolon) In this variation, the only difference is that the data is semicolon separated. This is the case when exporting from Apple Numbers: fetch_hype_data_magic_advanced_CSV_parser_semicolon.h…

Recently a fellow Hype user used it and it worked great for dynamic ads. You can also use this slightly modification to use only the first and second row as a key/value store.

Hype Data Parser

If you wish to utilize your CSV table as a basic key-value store Sample data for your CSV, adjust with your key values Key1, Value1 Key2, Value2 Key3, Value3 This parser setup should work fetch("ADJUST-PATH-HERE.csv") .then(function(response){return response.text()}) .then(function(text){ console.log('Raw CSV', text); // Parse the CSV data into an array var parsedArray = HypeDataParser.csvToArray(text, {head: false}); // Initialize an empty object to hold the key-value pairs var keyVa…