Imports/seed for property

[SebastianThorn]

I'v been tracking the value of my apartment for years, it's basen of an email I get each month that does the estimates.
The email contains only the "current" value of the property, so what I do is that I add a new row in a Google-spreadsheet with date and the new current value.

• What would be a good way of importing this data?
• Can the data be seeded at docker compose up -d?

Sample

Date,Value,Change,Change %,Debt,Owning kr,Owning %
2023-06-05,"1,630,000 kr","-60,000 kr",-3.55%,"402,076 kr",75.33%,"1,227,924 kr"
2023-07-05,"1,620,000 kr","-10,000 kr",-0.61%,"394,764 kr",75.63%,"1,225,236 kr"
2023-08-04,"1,620,000 kr",0 kr,0.00%,"387,455 kr",76.08%,"1,232,545 kr"
2023-09-06,"1,610,000 kr","-10,000 kr",-0.62%,"379,970 kr",76.40%,"1,230,030 kr"
2023-10-03,"1,600,000 kr","-10,000 kr",-0.62%,"372,536 kr",76.72%,"1,227,464 kr"
2023-11-08,"1,580,000 kr","-20,000 kr",-1.25%,"365,125 kr",76.89%,"1,214,875 kr"
2023-12-05,"1,560,000 kr","-20,000 kr",-1.27%,"297,942 kr",80.90%,"1,262,058 kr"
2023-12-05,"1,510,000 kr","-50,000 kr",-3.21%,"290,752 kr",80.74%,"1,219,248 kr"
2024-01-05,"1,510,000 kr",0 kr,0.00%,"283,596 kr",81.22%,"1,226,404 kr"
2024-02-09,"1,560,000 kr","50,000 kr",3.31%,"276,475 kr",82.28%,"1,283,525 kr"
2024-03-06,"1,580,000 kr","20,000 kr",1.28%,"269,382 kr",82.95%,"1,310,618 kr"
2024-04-02,"1,610,000 kr","30,000 kr",1.90%,"262,318 kr",83.71%,"1,347,682 kr"
2024-05-08,"1,600,000 kr","-10,000 kr",-0.62%,"255,268 kr",84.05%,"1,344,732 kr"
2024-06-05,"1,600,000 kr",0 kr,0.00%,"248,453 kr",84.47%,"1,351,547 kr"
2024-07-04,"1,630,000 kr","30,000 kr",1.88%,"181,716 kr",88.85%,"1,448,284 kr"
2024-08-07,"1,660,000 kr","30,000 kr",1.84%,"175,000 kr",89.46%,"1,485,000 kr"
2024-09-05,"1,640,000 kr","-20,000 kr",-1.20%,"169,000 kr",89.70%,"1,471,000 kr"

[zachgoll]

@SebastianThorn we do not currently have a "bulk" way to import valuations like this, but you are more than welcome to open a feature request for this. I'd be interested to see if other users have similar flows like this.

[SebastianThorn]

Hi @zachgoll I managed to do some "bulk"-actions via the seed file.
I'm planning to only boot up the instance when needed, and import data when the application is starting.

I have some knowledge on Ruby, and tons about docker, so I think I'll manage for now.
I will keep you posted on my progress.