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Module for uploading MD file to the Confluence. Also alowed to uploading/downloading files to the SharePoint.
This module contains a set of CLI utils for working with the Atlassian Confluence and the Microsoft SharePoint. It contains three submodules: publisher, uploader, downloader.
Using example (PowerShell script):
py -m confpoint.publisher --user "user@mail.com" --apikey "123abc" `
--space "your space" `
--parent "parent page (optional)" `
--title "title page in Confluence" `
--file "*.MD file which will be published" `
--link "https://your_domain.atlassian.net"
Using example (PowerShell script):
py -m confpoint.uploader --user "user@mail.com" --password "pass" `
--file "path/to/uploading/file" `
--remote "remote/path/in/SharePoint/server" `
--group "your sharepoint group (somthing like /sites/Team)" `
--link "https://your_domain.sharepoint.com" `
--timeout 10
Using example (PowerShell script):
py -m confpoint.downloader --user "user@mail.com" --password "pass" `
--outputdir "path/to/local/output/directory" `
--remote "remote/path/in/SharePoint/server" `
--group "your sharepoint group (somthing like /sites/Team)" `
--link "https://your_domain.sharepoint.com" `
--recursive
For building .exe file:
./py2exe.ps1
Create virtual env and activate it
py -m venv env
.\env\Scripts\activate
Install from TestPyPi:
pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple confpoint
FAQs
Module for uploading MD file to the Confluence. Also alowed to uploading/downloading files to the SharePoint.
We found that confpoint demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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