Integrate Confluence using Fiber

Sync your customers' dataFiber pulls data from your customers' Confluence accounts into your database or cloud storage. Skip months of integration work and begin syncing in minutes.

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Fiber

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postgres-prod

confluence_pages

confluence_users

confluence_tasks

Your customers' Confluence accounts

Your production database

Meet your new integration toolkit: SQLReplace calls to the Confluence API with an interface you already use. Access the data you need straight from your database.

-- Fetch all the Pages belonging to the Confluence 
-- account of a particular user. 

SELECT *
FROM fiber.confluence_page
WHERE account_id = '{user.confluence_id}'

-- Fetch all the Pages belonging to the Confluence 
-- account of a particular user. 

SELECT *
FROM fiber.confluence_page
WHERE account_id = '{user.confluence_id}'

Code

CREATE TABLE fiber.confluence_page (
  id TEXT NOT NULL,
  created_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
  updated_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
  account_id TEXT,
  id TEXT,
  status TEXT,
  title TEXT,
  space_id TEXT,
  parent_id TEXT,
  parent_type TEXT,
  position INT,
  author_id TEXT,
  owner_id TEXT,
  last_owner_id TEXT,
  created_at TEXT,
  version JSONB,
  body JSONB,
  links JSONB
)

CREATE TABLE fiber.confluence_page (
  id TEXT NOT NULL,
  created_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
  updated_at TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
  account_id TEXT,
  id TEXT,
  status TEXT,
  title TEXT,
  space_id TEXT,
  parent_id TEXT,
  parent_type TEXT,
  position INT,
  author_id TEXT,
  owner_id TEXT,
  last_owner_id TEXT,
  created_at TEXT,
  version JSONB,
  body JSONB,
  links JSONB
)