Converting to Drupal

I am migrating to Drupal, and I have many "Content Types" to create.  The data is currently in CSV files with column headers.  Is there any module that would take a csv file, generate a content type for it with field names that match the column names in the CSV file?  While I could click through and create each content type by hand, it seems like this should be something that could be done easier (given that I have many content types).

Lee

I have a XML structure as below:

Hi everyone,

I´m working in a project to migrate a CMS based un drupal 7 with dkan to drupal 10 with ekan.

We´re using the component Drush migrate, it´s create the migration tree and the respective .yml files.

Everything was going well until we started migrating datasets with related content to other publications within the same CMS

Hello, community!
I'm new to drupal and I'm having some difficulties with transferring my site from the server to my computer. I was able to link the site to GitHub and clone it to my computer, but the problem is getting it up and running and configuring it. Also, I imported the database from the server in db.sql format.
I am working on D10 with Docker and Docksal on Ubuntu OS.

My procedure in the terminal:
git clone ...
cd /path/to/project
fin config generate
fin init
fin db import ~/db.sql

I have a site in an old and mostly deprecated CMS and I thought Drupal is so good and versatile I should be able to do a bit of database mapping and import it to Drupal 10. 

So I go look at the diverse import tools listed among modules, to see if anything is usable. 

I stumble over this site that seems to list a number of tools: https://drupalteam.com/top-drupal-migration-tools-and-modules/ OK, good to have a list.

Start enabling the tools and try to use them. 

Introduce myself Darshan Hiranandani, I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to the forum community seeking your valuable insights and suggestions on a project I'm currently undertaking.

I'm in the process of replacing a Joomla website with Drupal and would greatly appreciate any advice, tips, or best practices you might have to offer.