Hi, my use-case is to download a report (web page request using http header for auth returning a CSV) from Adyen. I do not want to use the (seemingly) stale Adyen tap. I found https://hub.meltano.com/extractors/tap-csv, which seems able to handle the CSV loading part. However: • How do I load the CSV from web page? ◦ Do I need to cURL (or equivalent) externally from Meltano first? Appreciate your support 🙂 Thanks in advance!

@magnus_avitsland have you tried https://github.com/sendinblue/singer-tap-adyen? It's not listed on the hub but is a fork of the Yoast variant listed and it has commits in the last few weeks. You should be able to just update the pip_url in your meltano.yml from the Yoast variant and run a

meltano install extractor tap-adyen --clean

. UPDATE: the sendinblue variant is listed on the hub now 🚀! If you previously installed the Yoast variant then I'd run

meltano remove extractor tap-adyen

then

meltano add extractor tap-adyen --variant sendinblue

. Otherwise just the second command should work

I know https://hub.meltano.com/extractors/tap-spreadsheets-anywhere supports getting csvs from a URL

Thx, will look more into this on Monday. Isn’t the Adyen tap deprecated? Thought I saw it was very stale, but might be wrong…. :)

@magnus_avitsland the Yoast variant does look stale (although sometimes stale variants still work fine) but theres a sendinblue fork that has been adding features and doing maintenance with commits in the last 2 weeks so I'd give that one a shot.

Good to know @pat_nadolny, now I’ll just wait until Monday 😛

@magnus_avitsland great news! Just to clarify though, what do you mean by introduce streams? Did you need to fork the repo? If not I'll plan to make this sendinblue variant the new default

Hi again, sorry I meant the tap config

select

. Sry for being unclear 🙂