Not Officially Supported by Contentstack
Playing around with Assets - Creating, publishing, finding unused ones, moving them between folders.
- Contentstack Account.
- Install Python 3 (Developed using Python 3.7.6 on Macbook).
- Install Python package:
pip install requests
e.g. variables.env file:
CS_REGION=NA (Either NA or EU)
CS_APIKEY=blt972.....
CS_MANAGEMENTOKEN=cs....
export CS_REGION CS_APIKEY CS_MANAGEMENTOKEN
and run source variables.env in the terminal.
- Find unused assets -
findUnusedAssets.py
Fetches all assets and iterated through them finding if any entries are referencing them.
Available methods (Just uncomment chosen method):
- Just print them out
- Delete unused asset (Be careful)
- Write to a CSV report file
- Update unused asset in Contentstack with a tag
Known Limitation:: If you use the HTML RTE in any content types and there insert images without embedding them the Content Management API endpoint we use does detect that as a reference.
- Move assets between folders -
moveAssetsBetweenFolders.py
You can run the script once to see uid's of all folders. Then define the source and destination uid's in the script - and run again.
- Bulk create assets and publish them -
bulkCreateAndPublishAssets.py
Reads files from a folder and attempts to upload all of them to Contentstack and then publish them. You can specify a folder uid where you want to upload - Set to None if you want to upload to the root folder. Comment out if you don't want to publish asset right after uploading.
- Detect duplicate assets -
findDuplicateAssets.py
Fetches data on all assets and groups based on filesize.
- Find empty folders -
findEmptyFolders.py
Finds all empty folders. Prints them out, and optionally deletes them.
This project is covered under the MIT license