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A Python 2 and 3 REST API client for Atlassian Confluence
This library lets you view, edit, delete entities in an instance of Atlassian Confluence using its REST API
from pyfluence import Confluence
# First create a Confluence instance:
confluence = Confluence("admin","admin","http://localhost:1990/confluence")
# Then create a space
space_ob = confluence.create_space("TEST","Test Space","Test Space Description")
# Then create a page in that space
content_ob = confluence.create_content(
space_key=space_ob['key'],
content_type="page",
title="Test Parent Page",
html_markup="<h1>This is a test page</h1>",
)
# Then you can update the page
confluence.update_content(
space_key=space_ob['key'],
page_id=content_ob['id'],
html_markup="<h1>This is an update</h1>",
update_type=co.UPDATE_REPLACE
)
You can use the Atlassian Developer SDK to run tests. You can follow the instructions here:
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/downloads/
On the mac, for example:
> brew tap atlassian/tap
> brew install atlassian/atlas-tap/atlassian-plugin-sdk # or upgrade
> atlas-run-standalone --product confluence
> python -m unittest pyfluence/tests/test_confluence.py
View confluence here:
http://localhost:1990/confluence
FAQs
Confluence REST API client for Python
We found that pyfluence 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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