Photoshop Script Layers Text To CSV

JavaScript for Adobe Photoshop exports the contents of all text layers to Comma Separated Values (CSV). Video tutorial is Windows. Script works the same both macOS and Windows.
Process active, open, or a folder of documents
Generate single CSV file of many images
Generate separate CSV file for each image
Adapt open source to customize or create other scripts
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[@LucasFGodoy]

Hello William, your script is fantastic! I've worked with something similar but for Acrobat and I faced some issues that may be of interest:
If you export a CSV (which is UTF-8), 99% chance you face encoding issues for non-roman languages like Polish text. Characters will break! The ideal to handle any file would be to export an XLSX with UTF-16 LE encoding. I know that it may be impossible for Adobe scripting. So I would suggest exporting not a CSV, but a TXT file with UTF-8 (and tab delimiter, not comma). Then instruct people to copy and paste the data into Excel and then save an XLSX. This is the only alternative way to avoid encoding issues for non-roman LPs.
But even with Roman languages, sometimes you can find text with weird glyphs, I suggest you create a sample Photoshop file with the text below and try to export it to CSV, you will find that the apostrophe gets corrupt:
Patient’s name,Glitchy apostrophe: Patient’s name

[@Vantiac]

Hi William! I am a junior designer and am looking for a script that will use a CSV to find psd files from a specific folder by name, and place them into an open canvas in photoshop. I have many psd files saved in a folder that I need to manually find and drag and drop into photos Ho that takes much more time than needed. Ideally I’d like the script to search the folder for the name listed in the csv, then place it into the open file as a smart object (what it would normally do if I dragged and dropped). Your videos have been helping me to understand script more and more but I am stuck on where to start with this one and any guidance would be greatest appreciated! Hope you have a great day

[@RealflowSplash]

Hello, thank you for your work. I recently found you and am already using your script. However, I was looking for a solution to a slightly different task. I think there might be a solution to my problem among your videos, but could you guide me? If so, where can I write to you?

[@tiffanyw3794]

Do you have any videos or do you plan on making a video on how to add save multiple settings on script for different workflows. My script saves the previous settings. but i want to save different workflows and load setting as needed

[@wc7]

Try this one...
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[@Tonywu-l5n]

HI WIlliam, Can you make a movie about how to protect the javascript code? jsxbin also can un-lock by some flow...
i make a javascript code for illustrator , but i don't want other person can adjust or easy to copy for other use...
Thanks~

[@wc7]

Look up jsxbin how to

[@sumvanna1779]

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[@Lucaccisports]

i need a illustrator script
MATCHOBJECT ILLUSTRATOR SCRIPT

SOURCE TYPE
Top object (of selection)
Bottom object (of selection)

MATCH OT SOURCE

postiont size roation layer
or alighn to soiurce
POSITION MATCH
SIZE MATCH
Width
hight
both
ALSO SCLAE

pattern
gradients
stroke patterns
stroke weigth