Atlassian Confluence Cloud

Atlassian Confluence Cloud allows users to interact with confluence entities like content, space, users, and groups. Users can also manage the space permissions.

Category

Utilities

Pack

AtlassianConfluenceCloud

Configuration parameters

• url — Site Name (e.g., https://${site-name}.atlassian.net) (required)
• auth_method — Authentication Method
• username — Email
• cloud_id — Cloud ID
• callback_url — Callback URL
• client_credentials — Client ID
• proxy — Use system proxy settings
• insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
• eventFetchInterval — Events Fetch Interval
• max_events_per_fetch — Max number of events per fetch
• isFetchEvents — Fetch Events

Commands (27)

• confluence-cloud-blogpost-create — Creates a new blog post in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-blogpost-delete — Deletes a blog post in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-blogpost-list — Returns a list of blog posts from Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-blogpost-update — Updates an existing blog post in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-comment-create — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-footer-comment-create instead. Creates a comment for the given content. Note: To view the expansion of the content properties, execute the confluence-cloud-content-list and confluence-cloud-content-search commands.
• confluence-cloud-content-create — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-page-create or confluence-cloud-blogpost-create instead. Creates a page or blogpost for a given space. Note: To view the expansion of content properties, execute the confluence-cloud-content-list and confluence-cloud-content-search commands.
• confluence-cloud-content-delete — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-page-delete or confluence-cloud-blogpost-delete instead. Delete the content depending on the content's type and status. Note: If the content's type is page or blogpost, it should be moved to trash before deleting permanently.
• confluence-cloud-content-get — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-page-list or confluence-cloud-blogpost-list instead. Retrieves a Content Item by its Content ID.
• confluence-cloud-content-list — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-page-list or confluence-cloud-blogpost-list instead. Returns the list of content of Confluence.
• confluence-cloud-content-search — Retrieves a list of content using the Confluence Query Language (CQL). For more information on CQL, see: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/.
• confluence-cloud-content-update — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-page-update or confluence-cloud-blogpost-update instead. Update the existing content with new content. Note: Updating draft content is currently not supported.
• confluence-cloud-footer-comment-create — Creates a footer comment in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-get-events — Retrieves a list of events from the Atlassian Confluence Cloud instance. Use this command for development and debugging only, as it may produce duplicate events, exceed API rate limits, or disrupt the fetch mechanism.
• confluence-cloud-group-list — Returns all user groups.
• confluence-cloud-oauth-complete — Completes the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow by exchanging the authorization code for access and refresh tokens.
• confluence-cloud-oauth-start — Starts the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow. Returns an authorization URL that the user must visit to authorize the integration.
• confluence-cloud-oauth-test — Tests the OAuth 2.0 authentication by verifying the current access token is valid.
• confluence-cloud-page-create — Creates a new page in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-page-delete — Deletes a page in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-page-list — Returns a list of pages from Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-page-update — Updates an existing page in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-space-create — Creates a new space. Note: If no permissions are specified, the default space permissions defined by the Confluence cloud account admin will be used.
• confluence-cloud-space-createv2 — Creates a new space in Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-space-list — Deprecated. Use confluence-cloud-space-listv2 instead. Returns a list of all Confluence spaces.
• confluence-cloud-space-listv2 — Returns a list of spaces from Confluence Cloud (REST API v2).
• confluence-cloud-user-list — Returns a list of users.
• get-file-content — Retrieves content from a Confluence page by its URL and returns it in a generic unified format under the FileContent context key. The command automatically extracts the content ID from the URL.