Confluence Weaver

Sync Confluence pages into your Obsidian Vault as Markdown files.

Works with both Confluence Cloud (Basic auth) and Confluence Data Center / Server (Bearer token).

한국어 README: README.ko.md

Features

• CQL Profiles — define multiple Confluence Query Language queries, each targeting a different folder in your Vault
• Fetch by URL — paste any Confluence page URL to import it instantly, with optional child page collection
• Incremental sync — only pages whose version has changed are written; unchanged pages are skipped
• Storage Format → Markdown — converts headings, paragraphs, tables, code blocks, task lists, info panels, and more
• Image download — saves attached images to _attachments/{pageId}/ and embeds them locally
• Frontmatter — every page gets confluence_id, confluence_url, title, space, author, created, updated, version, and labels
• User note protection — content you write below the section marker is preserved across syncs
• Wiki-links — Confluence internal page links can be converted to Obsidian [[wiki-link]] format (optional)
• Folder hierarchy — ancestor pages can be mirrored as nested folders
• Custom field mappings — map any dot-path in the Confluence page JSON to a custom frontmatter key
• Jira Weaver bridge — replace Confluence URLs in Jira Weaver pages with [[wiki-link]]s automatically
• Sync log panel — per-profile created / updated / skipped / error counters
• Auto sync — run on startup and/or on a configurable interval (1–1440 minutes)
• 4 languages — English, 한국어, 日本語, 简体中文

Installation

Search for Confluence Weaver in Settings → Community plugins → Browse.

Setup

1. Open Settings → Confluence Weaver
2. Enter your Confluence domain (e.g. https://acme.atlassian.net/wiki)
3. Choose Auth mode:
   • Basic auth (Cloud) — enter your email and an API token
   • Bearer token (DC/Server) — enter a Personal Access Token
4. Click Test connection — a notice confirms success
5. Add one or more CQL Profiles with a query, target folder, and page limit
6. Open the command palette and run Sync Pages

CQL examples

space = "DEV" AND ancestor = "Architecture" ORDER BY lastmodified DESC
space = "TEAM" AND label = "weekly-report"
type = "page" AND creator = currentUser() AND lastModified >= startOfMonth()

Fetch by URL

Run Fetch Page by URL from the command palette and paste a Confluence page URL to import it immediately — no CQL profile needed.

Supported URL formats:

https://acme.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEV/pages/123456/Page-Title
https://acme.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEV/pages/123456
https://confluence.internal/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=123456
https://confluence.internal/display/DEV/Page+Title

Image download

Enable Settings → Sync Settings → Download images to automatically save attached images to your Vault during sync.

Confluence/
  123456_architecture-overview.md     ← ![[Confluence/_attachments/123456/diagram.png]]
  _attachments/
    123456/
      diagram.png
      flow-chart.svg

Images are available offline and render directly in Obsidian without any Confluence connection.

Section marker

Each synced file ends with:

[confluence-weaver section end]

Text you write after this line is preserved on every re-sync. Write personal notes, backlinks, or tags there.

Custom field mappings

In Settings → Advanced → Custom field mappings, enter one mapping per line:

space.key → project
version.number → revision
history.createdBy.displayName → confluence_author

Jira Weaver integration

If you also use Jira Weaver, run the command Link Confluence Pages in Jira Notes after syncing. It scans all Jira Weaver files and replaces bare Confluence URLs with [[wiki-link]]s pointing to the synced Confluence pages.

Frontmatter reference

---
confluence_id: "123456"
confluence_url: "https://acme.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEV/pages/123456"
title: "Architecture Overview"
space: "DEV"
space_name: "Development"
author: "Alice"
created: "2025-01-15"
updated: "2025-04-01"
version: 3
labels:
  - architecture
  - backend
parent: "[[123400_engineering-hub]]"
---

Commands

License

MIT — GS-AX