How to load data from Lokalise to Convex
Learn how to use Airbyte to synchronize your Lokalise data into Convex within minutes.
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How to Sync to Manually
Step 1: Export Data from Lokalise
Begin by logging into your Lokalise account. Navigate to the project from which you want to export data. Use Lokalise’s export feature to download your data in a compatible format, such as JSON, CSV, or another format that meets your needs. Ensure that you structure your export to include only the necessary data fields required for your project in Convex.
Step 2: Prepare Exported Data
Once you have your exported file, open it to review the content. Ensure that the data is correctly formatted and does not contain any errors. Clean up any unnecessary data fields that Convex will not use. This might involve using a text editor or spreadsheet software to adjust the file format to make it easier for import into Convex.
Step 3: Map Data Fields
Before importing the data into Convex, map the data fields from the Lokalise export to the corresponding fields in Convex. Create a mapping document to identify how each field in your Lokalise data corresponds to fields in Convex. This step is crucial for ensuring that your data is correctly aligned during the import process.
Step 4: Access Convex Database
Log into your Convex account and navigate to the database section where you intend to import the data. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to add or modify data within the Convex database. Familiarize yourself with the database schema to ensure compatibility with the data from Lokalise.
Step 5: Transform Data for Import
Depending on the requirements of the Convex database, you may need to transform the data from the Lokalise export. This can involve converting data types, adjusting field names to match the Convex schema, or restructuring the data to fit the format that Convex expects. Use a programming language or script that you’re comfortable with to automate this transformation process if needed.
Step 6: Import Data into Convex
With the data prepared, use Convex’s import feature to upload your transformed data file. Follow the instructions provided by Convex to ensure the data is imported correctly. Pay attention to any error messages or warnings during the import process, and be prepared to make adjustments if the data does not import as expected.
Step 7: Verify and Validate Data Integrity
After importing the data, perform a thorough check to ensure that all data has been transferred correctly. Compare key data points between the Lokalise export and the Convex database to verify accuracy. Look for any discrepancies or missing data, and make necessary corrections. It’s also a good practice to test the functionality of the imported data within Convex to ensure everything operates as expected.
By following these steps, you can manually move data from Lokalise to Convex without relying on third-party connectors or integrations.