Hi, Mohammed

Thanks for showing interest in wpDataTables

- Sorry if I didn't understand everything correctly, please correct me if that's the case.

Basically, you can get a CSV or JSON formatted response as the result, and you would like to see how it can be implemented into an existing wpDataTable?

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This depends on what type of table you would be using to update it.

If you link a table to the source data, during table creation, such as JSON or CSV, and if you update/edit the source, the output table would stay synchronized/linked with it.

1. If you use JSON format, important note :

When working with JSON format please note: Currently, wpDataTables accepts this, and only this, format of JSON (see example): a one-level array of same-structured objects where each object will be parsed as a row, and each field inside of the object as a cell. If your software does not return this format, you would need to prepare, as an example some PHP adapter to return one of the formats that wpDataTables would accept.

More details here.

2. Regarding linking a table to a CSV file, please check out this documentation with an example.

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Let me know how that sounds, and if you have further questions.