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pull data from an external REST API and display it in confluence

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nallu
nallu Jun 19, 2019

I would like to pull the data from an external API and display the result in confluence. is there any macro to do it? Please help me to implement it..

Thanks in advance! 

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Chilla Sridhar
Chilla Sridhar Nov 24, 2022

Script Plug-in does not work for Cloud Confluence.

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Frode
Frode Oct 28, 2020

In short - not possible from Confluence unless you pay a 3rd party or create your own plugin.

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Shannon S
Shannon S
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Jun 26, 2019

Hello Nallu,

Thank you for contacting us!

Bob has a resolution here that can help you, using an add-on:

At a minimum, you can script it - Script Plugin for Confluence. Or you could treat the data returned as csv and use the CSV macro with the url.

The original poster has an example of the script he used on that page.

Have a look there and let us know if you have any trouble or questions about it.

Regards,

Shannon

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