1. Load your CSV
Use our Week 3 CSV template. Keep its column headers unchanged. source_urls should contain JSON with three verified source URLs (see example below).
Per-row source_checked_at and source_urls take precedence over the fallback fields. Fallback URLs apply to all players only if they genuinely refer to the same verified source dataset.
2. Import review
No CSV reviewed yet.
| Row | Player | ESPN | FantasyPros | CBS | Consensus | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Awaiting input. | ||||||
3. Export approved records
Each SQL batch is a single INSERT statement with up to three players, designed for Cloudflare's mobile D1 console. Existing IDs are ignored rather than overwritten; use a new verified timestamp for a later revision.
After review: run SQL batches in D1 and place the downloaded JSON at public/week3-board.json in GitHub to display it on the draft board. Keep the original CSV as your private/raw source archive as appropriate. The public JSON contains source URLs and player data; check it before publishing.
CSV source URL format
The source_urls cell may contain an object like this, enclosed in CSV double quotes with internal quotes doubled:
{"espn":"https://...","fantasypros":"https://...","cbs":"https://..."}Alternatively, leave that cell blank and provide the three verified fallback URLs above.