Updating Confluence pages with a three-like numbering (1, 1.1, etc)

rename_pages.py

from atlassian import Confluence
import configparser
import json
import re 
from tabulate import tabulate


config = configparser.ConfigParser()
config.read('auth.cfg')
CONF_URL=config['Confluence']['URL']
CONF_TOKEN=config['Confluence']['TOKEN']
CONF_USERNAME=config['Confluence']['USERNAME']

# A regex to match the numbering system
# This is digit followed by a dot ("1." "2." as well as "1.2")
HEADER_REGEX=r'^^(\d\.?)+(\s)'


client = Confluence(
    url=CONF_URL,
    username=CONF_USERNAME,
    password=CONF_TOKEN,cloud=True)

def printj(c):
    print(json.dumps(c,indent=1 ))


def pageNode(page, parent_level):
    node={'title':page['title'],'id':page['id'],'position':page['extensions']['position']}
    node['parent_level'] = parent_level
    return node

def stripNumber(text):
    return re.sub(HEADER_REGEX, '', text)

def rename_children_recursively(page_id,parent_level):
    pages = client.get_page_child_by_type(page_id, type='page', start=None, limit=None, expand=None)
    nodes = [pageNode(p,parent_level) for p in pages]
    nodes = sorted(nodes, key=lambda d: d['position']) 

    for i, d in enumerate(nodes, 1):
        d['Seq'] = i
        title_strip = stripNumber(d['title'])
        prefix=""
        if not d['parent_level'] is None:
            prefix+=f"{d['parent_level']}."
        prefix=f"{prefix}{i}"
        new_title = f"{prefix}. {title_strip}"

        d['new_title'] = new_title

        rename_children_recursively(d['id'],parent_level=prefix)
       

    print(tabulate(nodes,headers="keys"))

    #DANGER ZONE! Renaming pages.
    #Uncomment the next two lines for renaming the pages
    #for node in nodes:
    #    client.update_page(node['id'],title=node['new_title'],minor_edit=True)


##Replace with the space id of your choice
space_id='~102392913'
root = client.get_space(space_id)['homepage']
rename_children_recursively(root['id'],None)