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This article illustrates how to create a profile in for use with the CSV Table and JSON Table macros using a URL.
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Before you begin:- Before you enter the URL for a repository, ensure that it complies with the REST standards published by GitHub or GitLab.
- Click here for more information on REST Pattern for GitLab.
- Click here for more information on REST Pattern for GitHub.
- Know what is a complete URL. A typical path for the raw file on GitLab looks like:
/projects/:id/repository/files/:file_path/raw - Since the host address begins with:
https://gitlab.com/api/v4 - The complete URL, in this example, looks like:
https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/:id/repository/files/:file_path/raw?ref=master - For illustrative purposes, we have used a public Bitbucket public repository. The process for adding a profile and using it in macros remains the same for other repositories and external sources.
- Verify that the URL conforms to the Confluence Whitelist; provided, whitelisting is enabled in Configuration settings.
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There are three ways to work with URLs where you can use:
- An absolute URL in a profile
- A base URL in a profile
- An absolute URL directly instead of via a profile
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The examples on this page use the CSV Table macro. Refer to the JSON Table macro documentation to know more about the macro's parameters relevant to profiles. |
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Using an absolute URL in a profile
You can create a profile by providing the complete URL for the Graphviz to access the CSV or JSON content.
Navigate to CONFLUENCE ADMINISTRATION > Settings > ATLASSIAN MARKETPLACE > Graphviz Configuration > Manage apps > Advanced Tables > Profiles.
Click Add Profile.
- Enter a unique name for the profile in the Profile name text box. For this example, enter BitbucketFullURL in the text box.
- Select URL from the options in Profile type.
Enter https://bitbucket.org/bobswift-test/testfiles/raw/66f9cf5ba2bfe3890caf9dc2d89e81b59210a5e6/digraphRows-5k.csv in the URL text box.
Click Save profile to create the profile.
To use this profile in a Confluence page:
- Search for the Graphviz macro CSV Table macro and edit it.
- Enter BitbucketFullURL in Profile and Select Profile in Data source > Method of locating script.
- Select BitbucketFullURL from the Profiles drop-down list, and then, click Save.
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Using a base URL in a profile
You can create a profile by providing a base URL and then, enter the relative path to the relevant files in the Graphviz CSV Table macro.
Navigate to CONFLUENCE ADMINISTRATION > Settings > ATLASSIAN MARKETPLACE > Graphviz Configuration > Manage apps > Advanced Tables > Profiles.
Click Add Profile.
- Enter a unique name for the profile in the Profile name text box. For this example, enter BitbucketProfile in the text box.
- Select URL from the options in Profile type.
Enter https://bitbucket.org/bobswift-test/ in the URL text box.
Click Save profile to create the profile.
To use this profile in a Confluence page:
- Search for the Graphviz CSV Table macro and edit it.
- Select Profile in Data source > Method of locating script.
- Enter BitbucketProfile in ProfileSelect BitbucketProfile from the Profiles drop-down list in the editor.
- Enter the relative path to the CSV file in the URL to Graphviz fileof CSV data parameter.
- Click Save.
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This method allows multiple users to access a profile across pages and instances of the Graphviz macro CSV Table and JSON Table macros. |
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Using an absolute URL directly
You can skip creating a profile entirely and enter an absolute URL in the URL to Graphviz fileof CSV data parameter.
- In a Confluence page, search for the Graphviz CSV Table macro and edit it.
- Enter https://bitbucket.org/bobswift-test/testfiles/raw/4e437c71635ac79f796456495807fb6c65218c84/grphvizRows-5k.csv in the the URL to Graphvizof CSV file data parameter.
- Click Save.
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