1) Read .csv file from phone, 2) Seach for a keyword 'Apple4321' 3) If keyword found, then look for the nearest word if it is 'send' 4) If the word 'send' is found do some action like 'play music'

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If email notification recieved with keyword that start with prefix key in FAIR EMAIL, Tasker will parse complete notification

You could have done this with the notification listener extension together with itoo and avoid using csv files

Notification Listener (powered by itoox-wrapper) and Itoo

This example uses the notification listener extension and itoo extension (Version 4). What does the example app provide? The example app listens to notifications and speaks its content while the app is in the background. This can be useful, if you want to listen to your received notifications while driving. Another use case could be to listen to incoming emails and play a sound after an order arrives (idea taken from here ). Screenshot of the user interface [screen] Screenshot of the bloc…

I already explained earlier, that using files is a bad solution

1) Read .csv file from phone, 2) Seach for a keyword 'Apple4321' 3) If keyword found, then look for the nearest word if it is 'send' 4) If the word 'send' is found do some action like 'play music'

Remember, you have to use SAF to read/write non media files your app does not own, see also Some basics on Android storage system Also you might want to think about how you plan to solve the problem of 2 processes (Tasker and your app) writing at the same time Taifun

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