Contentful Action

Overview:

This article discusses a repository that has moved to a userland organization in GitHub. It introduces Contentful Actions, which allows running migration scripts against a Contentful CLI. The article provides information on making changes to a content model and entries on a Contentful Space using the Contentful CLI. It also mentions a tutorial on scripting migrations. The usage of the Contentful Actions is explained by referring to an example repository. The article provides instructions on setting up the necessary folders and files for the action to work, and also mentions the requirement of creating a version number in Contentful.

Features:

• Contentful Actions: Allows running migration scripts against a Contentful CLI.
• Scripting Migrations: Tutorial on making changes to a content model and entries using the Contentful CLI.
• Example Usage: Provides example usage in a contentful-action-example repository.
• Migration Folder: Requirement for a folder labeled "migration" to be placed in the repo, which contains all the migrations.
• Version Tracking: Creation of a content model with version number to track migrations.
• Initialization: Creation of an empty migration file to represent the initial import.
• Configurable Migration Folder: Possibility to configure the migration folder via the environment variable MIGRATIONS_DIR.
• Workflow Integration: Instructions on updating the workflow file to use the Contentful Actions and include necessary settings.

Summary:

The article introduces Contentful Actions, which allow running migration scripts against a Contentful CLI. It provides instructions on setting up the necessary folders and files, as well as tracking migrations and initializing the initial import. It also mentions the possibility of configuring the migration folder and provides guidance on updating the workflow file.