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List of user installed plugins

Adolfo Casari

Is there any command/script the will list all user installed plugins on a Confluence instance?

Thank you.

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MartinS

You can also write a script to parse the output of the UPM REST API:

https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/wiki/display/UPM/UPM+REST+API

curl $BASE_URL/rest/plugins/1.0/

will give you all plugins that are installed. You can filter which ones were user installed by the userInstalled key, e.g. with jq:

curl $BASE_URL/rest/plugins/1.0/ | jq ".plugins | map(select(.userInstalled))"

N.B.: this does not only work with Confluence, but should work with JIRA and Stash (probably also Fisheye/Crucible) as well.

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David at David Simpson Apps

There's no script that I'm aware of, but you can simply browse to Confluence Admin | Plugins to see which plugins are user installed.

NielsJ

If you do not administrative permissions and the feature is not disabled, you can also retrieve a list of plugins via the 500page:

http://yourserver.com/path/to/confluence/500page.jsp

David at David Simpson Apps

Do you mean like this?
http://confluence.atlassian.com/500page.jsp

Fabian A. Lopez

if you also need to see how the macro are used on your confluence environment you can install the Macro Usage Stats plugin from Comalatech https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/268?versionId=660

or Macro Usage from Atlassian https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/373502?versionId=373503

NielsJ

Yes, but Atlassian turned off the plugins listing on that public instance ;-)

Andrei [errno]

how do i enable the listing so that the 500page.jsp works? thanks

hsuhailah

Macro Usage Stats plugin v1.0 is however not stable currently and it works only for Confluence 3.5.x.

unknown

If looking at specific usage, you can also use the Confluence search to do it without any plugins (pre-4.0, at least).

Sarah Maddox's blog post covers how to do it pre-4.0.

http://ffeathers.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/how-to-search-confluence-for-usage-of-a-macro/

MartinS

You can also write a script to parse the output of the UPM REST API:

https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/wiki/display/UPM/UPM+REST+API

curl $BASE_URL/rest/plugins/1.0/

will give you all plugins that are installed. You can filter which ones were user installed by the userInstalled key, e.g. with jq:

curl $BASE_URL/rest/plugins/1.0/ | jq ".plugins | map(select(.userInstalled))"

N.B.: this does not only work with Confluence, but should work with JIRA and Stash (probably also Fisheye/Crucible) as well.

Ekran

#!/usr/bin/env python3

# list-apps.py - authored by Pål D. Ekran, Mon Sep 28 15:32:43 CEST 2020
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

# uses the api to fetch a list of user installed apps and versions

from getpass import getpass,getuser
import requests

dsite="confluence.hostname.com" # default site/hostname (DNS name)
api='/rest/plugins/1.0/' # api url

csite=input("Site/hostname ["+dsite+"]: ")
if csite=="":
    csite=dsite
cuser=input("Username ["+getuser()+"]: ")
if cuser=="":
    cuser=getuser()
cpasswd=getpass("Password: ")
print ()

req=requests.get("https://"+csite+api,auth=(cuser,cpasswd))
jdata=req.json()

for app in jdata["plugins"]:
    if (app["userInstalled"]==True):
        print (app["name"]+": "+app["version"])

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