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@kentico/kontent-backup-manager
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This utility enables backup & restore of Kentico Kontent projects
The purpose of this project is to backup & restore Kentico Kontent projects. This project uses Management API to both get & restore data.
Install package globally:
npm i @kentico/kontent-backup-manager -g
Config | Value |
---|---|
projectId | Id of Kentico Kontent project (required) |
apiKey | Content management Api key (required) |
action | Action. Possible values are: restore & backup & clean (required) |
zipFilename | Name of zip used for export / restoring data. (e.g. 'kontent-backup'). |
enableLog | Indicates if default logging is enabled (useful to indicate progress) |
skipValidation | Skips validation endpoint during project export |
force | If enabled, project will we exported / restored even if there are data inconsistencies. Enabled by default. |
baseUrl | Custom base URL for Management API calls. |
enablePublish | Indicates if language variants published on the source project are also published on target. Enabled by default |
exportFilter | Can 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. |
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
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
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();
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();
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();
FAQs
This utility enables backup & restore of Kentico Kontent projects
The npm package @kentico/kontent-backup-manager receives a total of 52 weekly downloads. As such, @kentico/kontent-backup-manager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @kentico/kontent-backup-manager demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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