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@hesed/conni

v0.7.2

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CLI for Confluence API interaction

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conni

CLI for Confluence API interaction

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Install

sdkck plugins install @hesed/conni

Usage

$ npm install -g @hesed/conni
$ conni COMMAND
running command...
$ conni (--version)
@hesed/conni/0.7.2 linux-x64 node-v24.14.1
$ conni --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ conni COMMAND
...

Commands

conni conni auth add

Add Atlassian authentication

USAGE
  $ conni conni auth add -t <value> -u <value> [--json] [-e <value>] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --email=<value>    Account email
  -p, --profile=<value>  Profile name
  -t, --token=<value>    (required) API Token
  -u, --url=<value>      (required) Atlassian URL (start with https://)

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Add Atlassian authentication

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni auth add

  $ conni conni auth add --profile work

See code: src/commands/conni/auth/add.ts

conni conni auth list

List authentication profiles

USAGE
  $ conni conni auth list [--json]

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  List authentication profiles

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni auth list

See code: src/commands/conni/auth/list.ts

conni conni auth profile

Set or show the default authentication profile

USAGE
  $ conni conni auth profile [--json] [--default <value>]

FLAGS
  --default=<value>  Profile name to set as default

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Set or show the default authentication profile

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni auth profile

  $ conni conni auth profile --default work

See code: src/commands/conni/auth/profile.ts

conni conni auth test

Test authentication and connection

USAGE
  $ conni conni auth test [--json] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Test authentication and connection

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni auth test

  $ conni conni auth test --profile work

See code: src/commands/conni/auth/test.ts

conni conni auth update

Update existing authentication profile

USAGE
  $ conni conni auth update -t <value> -u <value> [--json] [-e <value>] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --email=<value>    Account email
  -p, --profile=<value>  Profile name to update (default: "default")
  -t, --token=<value>    (required) API Token
  -u, --url=<value>      (required) Atlassian instance URL (start with https://)

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Update existing authentication profile

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni auth update

  $ conni conni auth update --profile work

See code: src/commands/conni/auth/update.ts

conni conni content attachment PAGEID FILE

Add attachment to Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content attachment PAGEID FILE [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PAGEID  Page ID
  FILE    Path to the file to upload

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Add attachment to Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content attachment 123456 ./document.pdf

See code: src/commands/conni/content/attachment.ts

conni conni content attachment-download ATTACHMENTID [OUTPUTPATH]

Download attachment from Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content attachment-download ATTACHMENTID [OUTPUTPATH] [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ATTACHMENTID  Attachment ID
  [OUTPUTPATH]  Output file path

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Download attachment from Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content attachment-download att12345

  $ conni conni content attachment-download att12345 ./document.pdf

See code: src/commands/conni/content/attachment-download.ts

conni conni content comment PAGEID BODY

Add comment to Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content comment PAGEID BODY [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PAGEID  Page ID
  BODY    Comment in Markdown format

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Add comment to Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content comment 123456 "
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```"

  $ conni conni content comment 123456 "$(cat content.md)"

See code: src/commands/conni/content/comment.ts

conni conni content comment-delete ID

Delete comment from Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content comment-delete ID [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  Comment ID to delete

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Delete comment from Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content comment-delete 1544224770

See code: src/commands/conni/content/comment-delete.ts

conni conni content comment-update ID BODY

Update a comment in Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content comment-update ID BODY [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ID    Comment ID to update
  BODY  Comment in Markdown format

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Update a comment in Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content comment-update 1544224770 "
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```"

  $ conni conni content comment-update 1544224770 "$(cat content.md)"

See code: src/commands/conni/content/comment-update.ts

conni conni content create

Create a new Confluence page

USAGE
  $ conni conni content create --fields <value>... [--attach <value>...] [--full-width] [-p <value>] [--toon]

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>    Authentication profile name
      --attach=<value>...  Path to a file to upload and embed inline (can be used multiple times)
      --fields=<value>...  (required) Minimum fields required: spaceKey, title & body
      --full-width         Set page appearance to full-width
      --toon               Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new Confluence page

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="New title" body="New description" status="draft"

  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="New title" body='
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```'

  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="Child page" body="Content" parentId="123456"

  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="Page with image" body="See the diagram:
  ![diagram](./diagram.png)" --attach ./diagram.png

  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="Page with files" body="Content" --attach ./image.png --attach ./report.pdf

  $ conni conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="Storage page" [email protected] representation=storage --full-width

FLAG DESCRIPTIONS
  --fields=<value>...  Minimum fields required: spaceKey, title & body

    Content fields in key=value format. Use @file to read value from a file (e.g. [email protected])

See code: src/commands/conni/content/create.ts

conni conni content delete PAGEID

Delete a Confluence page

USAGE
  $ conni conni content delete PAGEID [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PAGEID  Page ID to delete

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a Confluence page

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content delete 1543634992

See code: src/commands/conni/content/delete.ts

conni conni content get PAGEID

Get details of a Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content get PAGEID [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PAGEID  Page ID

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of a Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content get 1544060948

See code: src/commands/conni/content/get.ts

conni conni content search CQL

Search for Confluence contents using CQL

USAGE
  $ conni conni content search CQL [--expand <value>] [--limit <value>] [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  CQL  CQL expression

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --expand=<value>   Properties of the content to expand
      --limit=<value>    Maximum number of contents per page
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Search for Confluence contents using CQL

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content search 'space=DEV AND title ~ "Implement email OTP login" AND creator=currentUser()'

  $ conni conni content search 'created > startOfMonth()' --limit=5 --expand=body,version

See code: src/commands/conni/content/search.ts

conni conni content update PAGEID

Update an existing Confluence content

USAGE
  $ conni conni content update PAGEID --fields <value>... [--full-width] [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PAGEID  Page ID

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>    Authentication profile name
      --fields=<value>...  (required) Content fields to update in key=value format. Use @file to read value from a file
                           (e.g. [email protected])
      --full-width         Set page appearance to full-width
      --toon               Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Update an existing Confluence content

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni content update 1076199489 --fields title='New summary' body='New description'

  $ conni conni content update 1076199489 --fields body='
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```'

  $ conni conni content update 1076199489 --fields body="$(cat content.md)"

  $ conni conni content update 1076199489 --fields [email protected] representation=storage --full-width

See code: src/commands/conni/content/update.ts

conni conni space get SPACEKEY

Get details of a Confluence space

USAGE
  $ conni conni space get SPACEKEY [-p <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  SPACEKEY  Space key

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of a Confluence space

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni space get DEV

See code: src/commands/conni/space/get.ts

conni conni space list

List all Confluence spaces

USAGE
  $ conni conni space list [-p <value>] [--toon]

FLAGS
  -p, --profile=<value>  Authentication profile name
      --toon             Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  List all Confluence spaces

EXAMPLES
  $ conni conni space list

See code: src/commands/conni/space/list.ts