To integrate projectdoc documents with remote systems the projectdoc Toolbox provides a REST API. This API is installed separately with a free extension add-on.
The Web API allows to access projectdoc documents remotely via REST.
Use the REST API Browser of Confluence to start using the REST API provided by projectdoc.
The browser is accessible via plugins/servlet/restbrowser. For more information please refer to Using the REST API Browser.
The Web API also supports users to create bookmarklets to automate recurring tasks.
The Web API can be used with userscripts. Userscripts are typically short scripts that are executed in the user's browser.
Userscripts may be added to a browser by the use of a browser extension. Users selectively install and employ the scripts they want to execute in their browser.
You may also choose to deploy the userscripts to execute by the Confluence Administrators. The app Userscripts for Confluence (commercial license) is one option to integrate such userscripts easily.
Resources
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More Features
List of features of the projectdoc Toolbox for Confluence.
- Deep Links
- With deep links properties from referenced properties can be accessed for rendering.
- Default Locations
- Document types have their default location within a documentation space. These default locations are called 'homepages'. If authors create new documents they can send them to these default locations within a given space. Delegate spaces expand this feature to find the default location in associated spaces.
- Delegate Document
- Delegating documents transclude sections and properties from a delegate document. Information may be overridden.
- Document Types
- Document types allow to guide authors producing information of a given type. They also help readers to find the information they are looking for quickly.
- Dynamic Linking
- A document template that uses query macros enables documents to dynamically render links to a set of related documents. If new documents are added to the system that meet the query criteria, links to these documents are automatically added to the querying document. This feature is also called dynamic lists or automatic linking.
- Enhanced Transclusion
- Transclude more than one self-contained snippet and mark transcluded information for authors. The projectdoc toolbox allows multi-transclusion from one document and even several documents.
- Extensible by Spaces, Templates, and Macros
- Never be limited to the vendor's ideas: Create your own spaces, templates/blueprints/doctypes and macros based on components provided by the projectdoc Toolbox!
- Guided Writing & clutter-free Reading
- Do not clutter the view with non-information sections. Instead help authors writing identical structured content by the use of templates.
- Information Systems Integration
- Via a free extension information from remote information systems may be rendered on a wiki page.
- Live Templates / Impersonator
- Use the structure from a page and render it in the current page's context.
- Remote Control
- The projectdoc Toolbox supports rendering a page controlled by request properties. This way a URL controls the contents of a page.
- Rich Custom Document Metadata
- Authors may add any metadata to a document and use these in their queries. The metadata may be displayed or hidden. This way authors can use metadata target at the reader and metadata used for authoring purpose.
- Single Sourcing
- The projectdoc Toolbox provides doctypes and macros to support teams to modularize their documentation.
- Space Hierarchies
- Organize spaces in hierachies with delegate and search spaces.
- Space Properties
- Properties may be set on space level and are inherited through space hierarchies.
- Variables
- Space and document properties may be used as variables with the projectdoc Toolbox.
