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    @kentico/kontent-backup-manager

This utility enables backup & restore of Kentico Kontent projects


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3.4.0 (2022-05-31)

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  • adds support for exporting webhooks & collections (e3f6cc2)
  • updates deps (5851315)

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Kontent Backup Manager

The purpose of this project is to backup & restore Kentico Kontent projects. This project uses Management API to both get & restore data.

Installation

Install package globally:

npm i @kentico/kontent-backup-manager -g

Use via CLI

Configuration

ConfigValue
projectIdId of Kentico Kontent project (required)
apiKeyContent management Api key (required)
actionAction. Possible values are: restore & backup & clean (required)
zipFilenameName of zip used for export / restoring data. (e.g. 'kontent-backup').
enableLogIndicates if default logging is enabled (useful to indicate progress)
skipValidationSkips validation endpoint during project export
forceIf enabled, project will we exported / restored even if there are data inconsistencies. Enabled by default.
baseUrlCustom base URL for Management API calls.
enablePublishIndicates if language variants published on the source project are also published on target. Enabled by default
exportFilterCan be used to export only selected data types. Expects CSV of types. For example contentType,language will cause backup manager to export only content types & language data. List of data types can be found below.

Data types

  • taxonomy
  • contentType
  • contentTypeSnippet
  • contentItem
  • languageVariant
  • language
  • assetFolder
  • binaryFile
  • workflowSteps (only export)

Execution

We recommend restoring backups to clean (empty) projects. Restoration process may make changes to target project such as changing language codenames to match source project.

To backup a project run:

kbm --action=backup --apiKey=xxx --projectId=xxx

To restore a project run:

kbm --action=restore --apiKey=xxx --projectId=xxx --zipFilename=backupFile

To clean (delete) everything inside a project run:

kbm --action=clean --apiKey=xxx --projectId=xxx

To get some help you can use:

kbm --help

Use with config file

Create a json configuration file in the folder where you are attempting to run script. (e.g. backup-config.json)

{
    "projectId": "xxx",
    "apiKey": "xxx",
    "zipFilename": "backup",
    "action": "backup",
    "enableLog": true,
    "force": true,
    "baseUrl": null,
    "exportFilter": null
}

To execute your action run:

kbm --config=backup-config.json

Use via code

Backup in code

import { ExportService, ImportService, ZipService } from "@kentico/kontent-backup-manager";
import { FileService } from '@kentico/kontent-backup-manager/dist/cjs/lib/node';

const run = async () => {
    const exportService = new ExportService({
        apiKey: 'sourceProjectApiKey',
        projectId: 'sourceProjectId',
        exportFilter: undefined,
        onExport: item => {
            // called when any content is exported
            console.log(`Exported: ${item.title} | ${item.type}`);
        }
    });

    // data contains entire project content
    const data = await exportService.exportAllAsync();

    // you can also save backup in file with ZipService
    const zipService = new ZipService({
        context: 'node.js',
        enableLog: true
    });

    // prepare zip data
    const zipData = await zipService.createZipAsync(data);

    const fileService = new FileService({
        enableLog: true,
    });

    // create file on FS
    await fileService.writeFileAsync('backup', zipData);
};

run();

Restore in code

import { ExportService, ImportService, ZipService } from "@kentico/kontent-backup-manager";
import { FileService } from '@kentico/kontent-backup-manager/dist/cjs/lib/node';

const run = async () => {
    const fileService = new FileService({
        enableLog: true,
    });

    // load file
    const zipFile = await fileService.loadFileAsync('backup');

    const zipService = new ZipService({
        context: 'node.js',
        enableLog: true
    });

    const importService = new ImportService({
        onImport: item => {
            // called when any content is imported
            console.log(`Imported: ${item.title} | ${item.type}`);
        },
       canImport: {
            asset: (item) => true, // assets will be imported
            contentType: (item) => {
                if (item.codename === 'article') {
                    // content type will be imported only with its codename is 'article'
                    return true;
                }
                // all other types will be excluded from import
                return false;
            },
            assetFolder: item => true, // all folders will be imported
            contentItem: item => true, // all content items will be imported
            contentTypeSnippet: item => true, // all content type snippets will be imported
            language: item => true, // all languages will be imported
            languageVariant: item => true, // all language variants will be imported
            taxonomy: item => true,// all taxonomies will be imported
        },
        enablePublish: true, // when enables, previously published language variants will be published after restore (does not affect unpublished variants)
        projectId: 'targetProjectId',
        apiKey: 'targetProjectId',
        enableLog: true, // shows progress of immport in console
        fixLanguages: true, // backup manager will attempt to create missing languages & map existing languages
        workflowIdForImportedItems: '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000' // id that items are assigned
    });

    // read export data from zip
    const importData = await zipService.extractZipAsync(zipFile);

    // restore into target project
    await importService.importFromSourceAsync(importData);
};

run();

Clean in code

const run = async () => {
    const zipService = new ZipService({
        filename: 'xxx',
        enableLog: true,
        context: 'node.js' // 'node.js' or 'browser'
    });

    const importService = new ImportService({
        onDelete: item => {
            // called when any content is deleted
            console.log(`Deleted: ${item.title} | ${item.type}`);
        },
        fixLanguages: true,
        projectId: 'targetProjectId',
        apiKey: 'targetProjectId',
        enableLog: true
    });

    // read export data from zip
    const data = await zipService.extractZipAsync();

    // restore into target project
    await importService.importFromSourceAsync(data);
};

run();

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Last updated on 31 May 2022

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