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@ -10,6 +10,22 @@ pages, page ancestry, and attachments.
Publishing is supported via the Confluence Server REST API through Publishing is supported via the Confluence Server REST API through
[Personal Access Token (PAT) authorization](https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/using-personal-access-tokens-1026032365.html). [Personal Access Token (PAT) authorization](https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/using-personal-access-tokens-1026032365.html).
## (Interchange) Manifest
The manifest consists of a *Pages* manifest and an *Attachments* manifest, which
store metadata on pages and attachments. Even though the *Pages* manifests
(represented as array object) is expected to have the appropriate order for
publishing, where the oldest ancestral generation of pages is published before
the youngest, this isn't trusted and the pages manifest is ordered in-place,
through a Hoare partitioned Quick-Sort via the ``Optimize-PagesManifest`` function.
The manifest is treated as read/write and used for storing additional metadata
to reduce the amount of remote data retrieval. This includes hashing of page and
attachments content in addition to tracking publishing versions and remote ids.
Through a JSONSchema, it is made sure that the manifest stays consistent for
interchange with the original manifest producer system
(```sphinxcontrib.xconfluencebuilder``).
## Usage ## Usage
You can install the module via [nuget](https://www.nuget.org). You can install the module via [nuget](https://www.nuget.org).
@ -34,7 +50,9 @@ PS> Import-Module (Join-Path 'PSConfluencePublisher'
``` ```
Next, register your personal access token for your Confluence server instance. Next, register your personal access token for your Confluence server instance.
The token is stored as a *SecureString* within the *Script* scope. The token is stored as a *SecureString* type within the scope of the responsible
ested module (``PersonalAccessToken``). It is expected to have one Personal
Access Token per Confluence instance, per PowerShell session.
``` ```
Register-PersonalAccessToken ` Register-PersonalAccessToken `
@ -44,8 +62,8 @@ Register-PersonalAccessToken `
Optionally, you may test the connectivity to your Confluence instance. The test Optionally, you may test the connectivity to your Confluence instance. The test
will try to retrieve your user profile, in order to determine whether the PAT will try to retrieve your user profile, in order to determine whether the PAT
authenticates, since an invalid PAT simply results in anonymous authentication authenticates, since an invalid PAT may results in anonymous authentication,
for some REST API functions. that does not return a fault HTTP status code for some REST API functions.
``` ```
Test-Connection confluence.contoso.com Test-Connection confluence.contoso.com
@ -62,10 +80,10 @@ Publish-Dump `
-DumpIndex build/docs/confluence.out/data.json -DumpIndex build/docs/confluence.out/data.json
``` ```
The manifest may be writable, where it is then used to cache the publishing The manifest MUST be writable, where it is then used to cache the publishing
status of each page and attachment. status of each page and attachment.
You may publish a single page, which however requires it's direct ancestor page You may publish a single page, which however requires it's direct ancestral page
to exist. to exist.
``` ```