Confluence
Load data from a Confluence Document
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Load data from a Confluence Document
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Confluence is Atlassian's enterprise wiki and collaboration platform. This module provides functionality to load and process content from Confluence spaces and pages.
This module provides a sophisticated Confluence document loader that can:
Load content from specific Confluence spaces
Support both Cloud and Server/Data Center deployments
Handle authentication with multiple methods
Limit the number of pages retrieved
Process content with text splitters
Customize metadata extraction
Base URL: The Confluence instance URL (e.g., https://example.atlassian.net/wiki)
Space Key: The unique identifier for the Confluence space
Connect Credential: Choose between:
Confluence Cloud API credentials (username + access token)
Confluence Server/DC API credentials (personal access token)
Text Splitter: A text splitter to process the extracted content
Limit: Maximum number of pages to retrieve (0 for unlimited)
Additional Metadata: JSON object with additional metadata
Omit Metadata Keys: Comma-separated list of metadata keys to omit
Document: Array of document objects containing metadata and pageContent
Text: Concatenated string from pageContent of documents
Multi-deployment support (Cloud/Server/DC)
Flexible authentication options
Page limit controls
Content processing capabilities
Metadata customization
Error handling
Text splitting support
Requires username and access token
Access token generated from Atlassian account settings
Supports API token authentication
Uses personal access token
Token generated from Confluence instance
Supports direct server access
Space Key can be found in Confluence space settings
Different authentication methods for Cloud vs Server
Rate limiting may apply based on instance
Content includes page text and metadata
Supports both full and partial content retrieval
Error handling for invalid credentials or URLs
To find your Confluence Space Key:
Navigate to the space in Confluence
Go to Space Settings
Look for "Space Key" in the overview
Format example: ~EXAMPLE362906de5d343d49dcdbae5dEXAMPLE