Contentstack CLI plugin to export content from stack
The "@contentstack/cli-cm-export" npm package is a crucial tool for developers and content managers using Contentstack, a leading headless CMS platform. This node module facilitates the seamless export of content from any stack within Contentstack, making it incredibly useful for content backup, migration, or sharing across different environments. By using this CLI tool, users can efficiently manage their content lifecycle and ensure that their digital content is consistently synchronized across various deployment stages. The package supports the export of different content types including entries, assets, content types, and more, thereby enhancing the scalability and flexibility of content management operations.
To begin using this powerful tool, developers can simply run the npm install @contentstack/cli-cm-export command in their terminal. This command installs the CLI plugin into their local development environment, integrating directly with the Contentstack account and enabling users to start exporting content immediately. The installation process is straightforward, requiring minimal configuration, which allows users to quickly leverage the capabilities of the CLI for their content management needs. Once installed, the CLI provides various commands and options to customize the export process, such as selecting specific content types or filtering content based on certain criteria.
The benefits of using the "@contentstack/cli-cm-export" module are vast. It not only enhances the efficiency of content operations by automating the export process but also minimizes the risk of human error during manual content transfers. Additionally, it supports the maintenance of content integrity during migrations or backups, ensuring that all content elements are accurately replicated in the target environment. For businesses looking to streamline their content management processes and ensure robust content delivery across platforms, this npm package is an indispensable tool. Its integration with Contentstack’s API-first approach further empowers developers to maintain a modern, agile approach to content management in today’s digital-first world.
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Contentstack is a headless CMS with an API-first approach that puts content at the centre. It is designed to simplify the process of publication by separating code from content.
CLI supports content management scripts through which you can perform the following tasks:
Contentstack account Node.js version 16 or above
To install CLI on your system, run the below command in your terminal:
npm install -g @contentstack/cli
To verify the installation, run csdx
in the command window.
After the successful installation of CLI, use the --help
parameter to display the help section of the CLI. You can even combine this parameter with a specific command to get the help section of that command.
$ csdx --help
auth: To perform authentication-related activities
cm: To perform content management activities such as bulk publish, import, and export, [export-to-csv] (/packages/contentstack-export-to-csv), [seed] (/packages/contentstack-seed)
help: To list the helpful commands in CLI
config: To set regions and customize them
To get a more detailed documentation for every command, visit the CLI section in our docs.