Mapping from Confluence-space to File System

This app maps Confluence to a filesystem you can use from the console:

/ +
  +-- /<space1> +
  |             +-- /<page1> +
  |             |            +-- /<page1a>
  |             +-- /<page2>
  +-- /<space2> +
                +-- /<page1>

• The absolute path of <page1a> is /space1/page1/page1a
• <space1>, <space2> are space names (global or personal)
• <page1>, <page2>, … are page titles
• / is the site root. ls there lists spaces you can access. Archived spaces are omitted.

Quoting

If a space or page name contains spaces, wrap that segment in single quotes:

$ cd 'My space'
$ ls /'My space'/'Getting started'

You can join a quoted segment to the next path component, bash-style:

$ ls 'sample pages'/child

Titles that contain /

A / in a page title is not a path separator when the title is quoted. Quote the whole title:

$ cd 'Release notes (2024/11)'
$ pwd
/SpaceName/Release notes (2024/11)

Without quotes, / splits the path and cd will not find the page.