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Generate start and end values from time series
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README.md

cpi-feed

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usage

This is intended for use with Google Sheets via:

=IMPORTDATA("https://s3.amazonaws.com/meatballhat/cpi/current.csv")

deployment

A copy of this thing is deployed to Heroku with a Heroku Scheduler addon configured to run the following once daily:

bundle exec ./sync