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@contentstack/cli-migration

v1.6.3

Published

The Contentstack CLI’s “Migration” plugin allows developers to automate the content migration process and easily migrate your content from your system to Contentstack.

Downloads

12,391

Readme

@contentstack/cli-migration

The Contentstack CLI’s “Migration” plugin allows developers to automate the content migration process and easily migrate your content from your system to Contentstack.

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Usage

$ npm install -g @contentstack/cli-migration
$ csdx COMMAND
running command...
$ csdx (--version)
@contentstack/cli-migration/1.6.3 darwin-arm64 node-v22.8.0
$ csdx --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ csdx COMMAND
...

Commands

csdx cm:stacks:migration [-k <value>] [-a <value>] [--file-path <value>] [--branch <value>] [--config-file <value>] [--config <value>] [--multiple]

Contentstack migration script.

USAGE
  $ csdx cm:stacks:migration [-k <value>] [-a <value>] [--file-path <value>] [--branch <value>] [--config-file <value>]
    [--config <value>] [--multiple]

FLAGS
  -B, --branch=<value>         Use this flag to add the branch name where you want to perform the migration.
  -a, --alias=<value>          Use this flag to add the management token alias.
  -k, --stack-api-key=<value>  With this flag add the API key of your stack.
  --config=<value>...          [optional] inline configuration, <key1>:<value1>
  --config-file=<value>        [optional] Path of the JSON configuration file
  --file-path=<value>          Use this flag to provide the path of the file of the migration script provided by the
                               user.
  --multiple                   This flag helps you to migrate multiple content files in a single instance.

DESCRIPTION
  Contentstack migration script.

ALIASES
  $ csdx cm:migration

EXAMPLES
  $ csdx cm:migration --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key>

  $ csdx cm:migration --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key> --branch <target branch name>

  $ csdx cm:migration --config <key1>:<value1> <key2>:<value2> ... --file-path <migration/script/file/path>

  $ csdx cm:migration --config-file <path/to/json/config/file> --file-path <migration/script/file/path>

  $ csdx cm:migration --multiple --file-path <migration/scripts/dir/path> 

  $ csdx cm:migration --alias --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key>

csdx cm:stacks:migration [-k <value>] [-a <value>] [--file-path <value>] [--branch <value>] [--config-file <value>] [--config <value>] [--multiple]

Contentstack migration script.

USAGE
  $ csdx cm:stacks:migration [-k <value>] [-a <value>] [--file-path <value>] [--branch <value>] [--config-file <value>]
    [--config <value>] [--multiple]

FLAGS
  -B, --branch=<value>         Use this flag to add the branch name where you want to perform the migration.
  -a, --alias=<value>          Use this flag to add the management token alias.
  -k, --stack-api-key=<value>  With this flag add the API key of your stack.
  --config=<value>...          [optional] inline configuration, <key1>:<value1>
  --config-file=<value>        [optional] Path of the JSON configuration file
  --file-path=<value>          Use this flag to provide the path of the file of the migration script provided by the
                               user.
  --multiple                   This flag helps you to migrate multiple content files in a single instance.

DESCRIPTION
  Contentstack migration script.

ALIASES
  $ csdx cm:migration

EXAMPLES
  $ csdx cm:migration --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key>

  $ csdx cm:migration --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key> --branch <target branch name>

  $ csdx cm:migration --config <key1>:<value1> <key2>:<value2> ... --file-path <migration/script/file/path>

  $ csdx cm:migration --config-file <path/to/json/config/file> --file-path <migration/script/file/path>

  $ csdx cm:migration --multiple --file-path <migration/scripts/dir/path> 

  $ csdx cm:migration --alias --file-path <migration/script/file/path> -k <api-key>

See code: src/commands/cm/stacks/migration.js

Points to remember

  • Currently, you can pass a custom schema to the createField method to migrate group fields.
  • You can migrate global fields by creating an SDK instance and adding it to content types using the createField method.
  • Currently, you can migrate entries by creating an SDK instance to create/update/delete entries for your content type.