pip install -r requirements.txt

docker build -t markdown-to-confluence .

usage: markdown-to-confluence.py [-h] [--git GIT] [--api_url API_URL]
                                 [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD]
                                 [--space SPACE] [--ancestor_id ANCESTOR_ID]
                                 [--header HEADER] [--dry-run]
                                 [posts [posts ...]]

Converts and deploys a markdown post to Confluence

positional arguments:
  posts                 Individual files to deploy to Confluence (takes
                        precendence over --git)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --git GIT             The path to your Git repository (default:
                        /Users/jwright/src/journal-to-confluence))
  --api_url API_URL     The URL to the Confluence API (e.g.
                        https://wiki.example.com/rest/api/)
  --username USERNAME   The username for authentication to Confluence
                        (default: env('CONFLUENCE_USERNAME'))
  --password PASSWORD   The password for authentication to Confluence
                        (default: env('CONFLUENCE_PASSWORD'))
  --space SPACE         The Confluence space where the post should reside
                        (default: env('CONFLUENCE_SPACE'))
  --ancestor_id ANCESTOR_ID
                        The Confluence ID of the parent page to place posts
                        under (default: env('CONFLUENCE_ANCESTOR_ID'))
  --header HEADER       Extra header to include in the request when sending
                        HTTP to a server. May be specified multiple times.
                        (default: env('CONFLUENCE_HEADER_<NAME>'))
  --dry-run             Print requests that would be sent- don't actually make
                        requests against Confluence (note: we return empty
                        responses, so this might impact accuracy)

markdown-to-confluence.py --git /path/to/your/repo

markdown-to-confluence.py /path/to/your/post.md