Confluence Import

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by K

Import Confluence space into your vault.

★ 39 stars↓ 6,302 downloadsUpdated 2y agoMIT
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Confluence Import

This plugin imports Confluence space exported as HTML into Obsidian vault.

[!NOTE]

  • The plugin is currently WIP, so use it on your own risk
  • Works only on desktop (tested on Windows 10, Ubuntu 22, macOS Sonoma)
  • Under the hood the plugin uses confluence-to-markdown

Requirements

You must have pandoc command line tool installed.

[!NOTE] On macOS, the plugin assumes that Pandoc is located in /usr/local/bin, which is its default installation path when using brew install pandoc. You can use which pandoc in the terminal to check the location of pandoc.

How to use

  1. Export Confluence space as HTML
    • Confluence Server
      • Open space
      • Select Space Tools | Content Tools | Export
      • Select HTML as export format and click Next>>
      • In Export HTML Options choose Normal or Custom export and click Export
      • Download zip file
    • Confluence Cloud
      • Open space
      • Select Space Settings, in Manage space group select "Export space"
      • Select HTML as export format and click Next>>
      • In Export HTML Options choose Normal or Custom export and click Export
      • Download zip file
  2. Import Space into Obsidian
    • Extract zip file
    • In Obsidian command palette select Confluence Import: Import Confluence space command
    • In Space directory field of Import Confluence space dialog provide path to the confluence space folder, extracted from zip file and click Import

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