A simple Java Client to communicate with the Confluence Rest API.

Current release: 0.8.0

There still some parts of the client that require revision and refactoring.

Create a new instance of ConfluenceRestClient and call the method 'connect()'. You need the URI of the Confluence Server an your login credentials.

ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newCachedThreadPool();
ConfluenceRestClient confluenceClient = new ConfluenceRestClient(executorService);
URI confluenceBaseUri = new URI("https://example.com);
confluenceClient.connect(confluenceBaseUri, "username", "password");

Then you get seperated clients for the different entities:

• SpaceClient
• UserClient
• ContentClient

ContentClient contentClient = confluenceClient.getContentClient();
List<String> expand = new ArrayList<>();
expand.add(ExpandField.BODY_VIEW.getName());
expand.add(ExpandField.BODY_STORAGE.getName());
Future<ContentBean> future = contentClient.getContentById(123456, 0, expand);
ContentBean content = future.get();
...

Copyright 2017 Martin Böhmer

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