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@pubpub/migrate

v1.2.1

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CLI tool for migrating PubPub archives to various academic publishing platforms

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PubPub Migrate CLI

What is this?

pubpub-migrate is a CLI tool that you can run locally which will help you migrate your PubPub Legacy community to different platforms.

Currently supported platforms are:

  • OJS

Planned platforms are:

  • Wordpress
  • Ghost

How to use

For a more detailed guide, see the full migration guide

Install

Install from npm

npm install -g @pubpub/migrate
# yarn install -g @pubpub/migrate
# pnpm install -g @pubpub/migrate
# bun install -g @pubpub/migrate

then run it with

pubpub-migrate

⬇️ Export

First, you will need to download an archive of your PubPub community (may not be available for all communities yet).

For this, you need to be an admin of a legacy PubPub community.

Go to \<your community>/admin/settings, scroll down to the "Export" section, and click "Download Export".

Running

See specific platform documentation for more details.

Telemetry

You can disable telemetry by setting the DISABLE_TELEMETRY environment variable to true.

DISABLE_TELEMETRY=true pubpub-migrate

Development

Setup

To run tests, and have something to test the CLI against in general, you must first download the test data:

bun run download-test-data

This will download the test data (latest community export for the Journal of Trial and Error) to ./test-data/static.

Releases

Releases are fully automated through GitHub Actions when code is pushed to the main branch. We uses semantic-release to auto-determine version bumps based on commit messages.

  • feat!: triggers major version bump
  • feat: triggers minor version bump
  • fix: triggers patch version bump

All other commit types will not trigger a release, but will get their own heading in the changelog. See .czrc for more details.