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@havenengineering/migrate-contentful

v1.2.0

Published

Migration tooling for Contentful spaces

Downloads

3

Readme

migrate-contentful

Tooling to simplify migrating your content model in Contentful.

Installation

npm install -D @havenengineering/migrate-contentful

Usage

Config

The library expects the following environment variables to be set:

env|description ---|--- CONTENTFUL_SPACE_ID|The ID of the Contentful space you're migrating CONTENTFUL_MANAGEMENT_TOKEN|An auth token for the Contentful Management API. Available in the Contentful UI. CONTENTFUL_ENVIRONMENT|The environment you'd like to run the migration on. CONTENTFUL_LOCALE|(Optional, default en-US) The locale you'd like to run the migration on (must be available within your space).

If you have a .env file in the root of your application, the variables will be set from there. Example .env:

CONTENTFUL_SPACE_ID=abc123
CONTENTFUL_MANAGEMENT_TOKEN=secret-token

Make sure the .env file is in your .gitignore so you don't accidentally commit your secrets.

It's not recommended to set the CONTENTFUL_ENVIRONMENT globally like this, because you likely want to specify it every time you interact with an environment. E.g. CONTENTFUL_ENVIRONMENT=master migrate-contentful pending.

Available commands

This library uses umzug's CLI to power it's migrations. For a list of available commands, run:

npx migrate-contentful -h

Customising migration paths

The default migrations folder is migrations/scripts

When creating a migration, you can use the --folder flag to specify a custom folder to look for migrations in.

npx migrate-contentful create --folder <path> --name <name>

When running a migration npx create-contentful-migration up, should pass a --glob flag pointing to your custom folder.

npx migrate-contentful up --glob my-custom-folder/*.ext

Contributing

Contributions welcome!

Publishing the package

There is a GitHub action configured to publish the package on new version tags. To publish a new version of the package:

  • Run npm version {type} e.g. npm version patch to create a new version. Be sure to observe the semver rules. You'll notice a new tag vX.X.X has been created.
  • Push your code and the new tag. You can run git push --follow-tags.

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