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#Windows grep vs grepwin install
#Windows grep vs grepwin zip file

Running the script to get the content of your pages

#Windows grep vs grepwin zip file

Go to the Bitbucket repository and choose ‘Downloads’ > ‘Branches’, then download the zip file and unzip it into a directory on your computer.

Open a command window and type ‘python’ to see if all is OK.

Add the following to the end of the path, assuming that you installed Python in the default location:.

In the ‘System variables’ section, select ‘Path’.

Go to ‘Start’ > ‘Control Panel’ > ‘System’ > ‘Advanced system settings’.

Add the location of your Python installation to your path variable in Windows:.

(I left all the options at their default values.)

#Windows grep vs grepwin install

Run the installer to install Python on your computer.(I downloaded python-3.2.3.amd64.msi, because I’m working on a 64-bit Windows machine.) There were fairly significant changes in Python 3. The scripts are designed for Python 3, not Python 2. To run the script, you need to install Python. Note: To run the script successfully, you need access to Confluence, and the Confluence remote API must be enabled. The script is in a repository on Bitbucket. You’re welcome to use the script, with the proviso that it’s not perfect. I’ve written a script to solve the problem, by downloading the storage format from Confluence onto your local machine, where you can use all sorts of powerful text searches. This means, for example, you can’t search for all pages that include content from a given page. But it’s not possible to search for parameter values. It’s possible to search for all occurrences of a macro name, using the macroName: keyword in the search.But it’s not possible to find all pages that display a given image which is attached to another page. It’s easy enough to find the page(s) where the image is attached. We may want to find all pages that reference a certain image, or other attachment.This post offers a solution of sorts: Copy the XML storage format of your pages into text files on your local machine, then use a powerful search like grep to do the work. But sometimes we need to find things that the search cannot find, because the content of the relevant XML elements is not indexed. It also offers keywords for some specific searches, such as macro names and page titles. The standard search in Confluence wiki searches the visible content of the page.