Export data confluence in HTML automatically

[Macors Romain]

Hello every one,

I use Conluence 8.5.5 data center on premise

I would like to export data from a space in HTML automatically

For date, i go to the space, click on "tool space" than "manage content" than "export" and i choose HTML

It's ok and it's what i want but i would like the same result automatically (not to go manually choose option)

The idea is to have access to my data in "degraded mode" if my server is down

Thank you for your help

Sorry for my english, i'm belgian :)

[Reshma Begum {Appfire}]

Hello @Macors Romain ,

Thanks for reaching out!

With Confluence Command Line Interface, you can export the spaces in bulk\individual space using the exportSpace action. Below is an example for your reference:

--action exportSpace --space "zexport" --file "build/output/export/exportSpaceHtml.zip" --exportType "HTML"

To automate this script, you must write a script along with our CLI action, which helps you schedule the job automatically.

Hope this helps!

BTW, I am from Appfire, a vendor of CLI apps.

Thanks,

Reshma

[Sebastian Breitkopf]

Hi @Macors Romain 

I was facing the same challenge and able to solve it using the bash script mentioned here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-40457

Exporting a space (HTML) worked for me out of the box without 3rd party apps. You can use a simple cronjob to automate the space export and add a copy job afterwards to move the exported space to your desired place.

[Jamie Rogers]

Hello

I don't believe there is a way to do this natively in Confluence aside from the manual method you described above. Atlassian recently added REST API options to export a space (or entire site) as an XML export - so it theoretically could be automated; but this is not the same as HTML as the XML exports are intended to be restored into another Confluence instance. 

There is a Confluence 3rd party app known as Confluence CLi that has the ability to export spaces and automate it - but this is not something I have used personally so it might be worth checking it out.