This is a command line interface for Confluence. Usage of the command line is as below:
Usage for this Confluence Command Line Interface is as follows:
cfcli [flags] <command>
authentication
-u Confluence username
-p Confluence password
-s Confluence site base url (e.g. https://example.atlassian.net/wiki)
command flags
-a Ancestor ID to use for new page
-A Ancestor Title to use for new page
-t The title of the page
-k Space key to use
-f Path to the file to process/upload
-R Representation of the file to upload (storage, wiki, can be any supported by confluence convert api)
-d Enable debug level logging
--strip-body Strip HTML file to only include contents of <body>
--strip-imgs Strip HTML file of all <img> tags
--clean-adoc Aggressively cleans HTML generated from .adoc to make it play nicely with confluence
<command> The command to run
add-page: Add a new page to Confluence
add-or-update-page: Add a new page to Confluence or update if it already exists
update-page: Update an existing page on confluence
add-attachment: Add or update an attachment to the specified page
find-page: Search for existing pages that match titleAs such, some example commands that can be run:
To add a page with the title "New Page Title".
cfcli -u test-user -p test-password -s https://example.atlassian.net/wiki -k TST -t "New Page Title" -f path/to/file add-pageSame as above, except ensure the page is underneath "Ancestor Page" in the wiki. Use -a instead to add underneath by ID instead of title
cfcli -u test-user -p test-password -s https://example.atlassian.net/wiki -k TST -A "Ancestor Page" -t "New Page Title" -f path/to/file add-pageThe easiest way to install and run this tool is with docker. Note that you must volume mount the file you want to upload inside the container.
docker run --rm -v /path/to/file.txt:/in.txt proctorlabs/confluence-cli -u test-user -p test-password -s https://example.atlassian.net/wiki -A 'Ancestor Page' -k TST -f /in.txt -t 'Page Title' -R 'wiki' add-or-update-page