Is there an equivalent to https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/multi-page-blueprints-with-confluence-connect/ when working in forge ?
I couldn’t find a confluence (forge) module for this.
@JakobRenner I believe this is a planned feature on the Forge roadmap: Jira
You can vote/comment on this FRGE ticket with your particular use case to help the product team prioritise this accordingly
Hi @JakobRenner, while there is no direct support of Blueprints in Forge, the alternative to it would be using Template REST API to create templates instead.
Thanks for the tipp, I have tried the API and creating templates works, but what I haven’t figured out is how to create a new Page from a template with the API. Is that possible ?
I’m not sure if this is the recommended approach, but I know this works
- load the template content
- create a page using the template content as body
- navigate the user to the new page in edit mode
Unfortunately, the navigation only works for pages in status “current” and not “draft”, i.e. in step 2. you can’t create a draft.
If you want to modify the template between step 1. and 2. it might be easier to use ADF format (load with “body.atlas_doc_format” and save with “representation”: “atlas_doc_format”)
Just saying.
The idea of page / space / project blueprints was great and i really miss this on Cloud. It’s usually not the feature that makes sense as a commercial Marketplace app because “templates” are individual to each environment and the adoption for in-house development might be higher then public apps.
If you’re interested in having blueprints supported in Forge, please vote/comment to the ticket linked above. It’s still under consideration, so the more interest it gets, the more chance it’ll be eventually implemented.
As @SreejaGupta mentioned, it’ll be particularly useful if you describe your use-case for the feature.