Very simple script - takes data from .csv file and makes the mint commands.

roybot-mint-script.sh

#!/bin/bash

# roybot Minter v0.1

# Edit the following values for the mint. Be sure to triple check your edits.

csv_file="mint_data.csv" # Filename of csv file in the same directory as this minting script.

# ---- DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE ---


# Problem: on macOS .csv files don't have a newline so the bash script doesn't read the last row of the .csv. Manually opening the .csv file in a plaintext editor and adding a new line and saving it fixes this. 

# Attemptes at solving .csv newline issue:
#[ -n "$(tail -c1 file)" ] && echo >> $csv_file
# sed -i''-e $a\ mint_data.csv
#sed -i ' ' '$a\
#' $csv_file
# sed -i'' -n $csv_file
# -----

total_mint_quantity=$(wc -l < $csv_file) # Total number of NFTs that will be minted
echo "Total number to mint: " $(($total_mint_quantity - 1))
{
  read
  while IFS=, read -r number wallet_fingerprint wallet_id royalty_address target_address file_hash file_uri metadata_hash metadata_uri license_hash license_uri edition_count edition_number fee royalty_percentage; do
    echo "NFT #: "$number
    chia wallet nft mint -f $wallet_fingerprint -i $wallet_id -ra $royalty_address -ta $target_address -nh $file_hash -u $file_uri -mh $metadata_hash -mu $metadata_uri -lh $license_hash -lu $license_uri -m $fee -rp $royalty_percentage
    sleep 75
  done 
} < $csv_file