#Clone confluence space code#

The base URL of the instanceThe credentials (username and password) of a user who has permission to create a page in the target space. Using the Server REST API involves more set up or configuration, specifically, the script must specify: Import .component.ComponentLocatorĭef spaceManager = ComponentLocator.getComponent(SpaceManager)ĭef pageManager = ComponentLocator.getComponent(PageManager)ĭef space = spaceManager.getSpace('$'

#Clone confluence space code#

The following code example uses the PageManager and SpaceManager components found in the API to create a page in the space with key TESTSPACE: This article will not provide any further background or explanation of the provided script example. One way of creating a page in a space would be to use components from the Java REST API.Ĭonfluence Server has been around for a while and there is plenty of documentation on the internet to assist with learning the broad scope of the Java REST API, whether through Atlassian community Q&As or documentation. Using Confluence Server Java REST API Components It turns out there are actually two approaches that can be used to create a page using ScriptRunner for Confluence Server: via the Java REST API components or using the Server REST API. In our example script the space key is TESTSPACE.Ĭreate a page script with ScriptRunner for Confluence Server To make things a bit interesting, and to diverge from the ‘copy page tree’ built-in script provided by ScriptRunner, we want the new page to appear under the home page of the target space page hierarchy. Our script uses a simple example, but one that is likely to be at the heart of much more complicated scripts: create a page. Essentially, Atlassian’s Server products allow for more actions than Cloud products, largely because Cloud products are restricted to the Cloud REST API while Server products have access to both the Server REST API and Java REST API. In our previous article, The ScriptRunner Showdown, we explored possible limitations of ScriptRunner for Atlassian’s Cloud products when compared to the capabilities available for their Server products.

From creating pages or tickets within the script console to setting up jobs and listeners, ScriptRunner is an excellent add-on. ScriptRunner can extend the functionality of Atlassian products, such as Confluence and Jira Software.