This is a JavaScript project that fetches data from HubSpot's knowledge center articles and imports them into your Gleap project. Please note that you will need to have nodeJS installed.
Gleap is a bug reporting and customer feedback tool designed for apps and websites. It streamlines the software development process, from beta testing to customer support and roadmap planning. Gleap offers features such as faster bug fixing with comprehensive reports, a feature request system, release notes, a contextual help center, and user feedback surveys. It's perfect for developers, product teams, and customer support teams who want to enhance their software development and user experience.
Before running the script, you need to add the necessary information to the configuration section.
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Gleap Token: This is your authentication token from Gleap. You can obtain it by reading the provided documentation: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/18586034/2s8YRiJYVC#3c381598-d1bc-42f2-9fc4-6d31bb8666df
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Gleap Project ID: This is your project's ID in Gleap. It can be found in the URL when you open your project in Gleap.
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Gleap Author ID: This is the Gleap user ID of the default author. You can obtain it by doing a GET request to https://api.gleap.io/users/me with your Gleap auth bearer.
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Hubspot Details: The portalId, knowledgeBaseId, and appVersion can be found from a request in the Hubspot UI. Simply open the network tab in your browser and copy the information from a request. The request you are looking for is: https://app-eu1.hubspot.com/api/knowledge-content/v1/knowledge-articles
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Headers: These are the authentication headers required for Hubspot.
To run the script, you will need to edit all variables in the index.js file between CONFIGURATION and CONFIGURATION END. This will start the process of fetching the articles from Hubspot, downloading and uploading images to Gleap, and then creating the collections and articles in Gleap.
Remember to install all necessary dependencies before running the script with npm install.
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