Introduction
Jobs enable you to easily import data, delete content and soon create environments in Codex. This feature is designed to streamline the process of adding or updating Entries and Assets in Codex, making it more efficient, faster and user-friendly. In this guide, we'll delve into the three types of jobs available: Import Entries, Import Assets, and Delete Content.
Table of Contents
Import Entries
This job lets you effortlessly import a batch of Entries into Codex. Whether you're adding new content or updating existing entries, this job ensures that your data is seamlessly integrated into Codex. We'll explore the JSON schema for entry structure, how to properly format your JSON file, and the precise steps to insert or update entries.
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Import Assets
This job enables you to bulk-import various types of assets into Codex. We'll provide insight into the JSON structure for assets, guide you through the import process, and help you understand how to handle validation, exceptions, and logging.
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Delete Content
This job offers you the ability to manage your content by selectively deleting Entries, Tags, URLs, or even perform a complete wipeout. We'll show you how to use this job to delete specific items or perform mass deletions while ensuring you're aware of the logging and error handling procedures.
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Create Environment
This job enables creating a new environment inside an organization. An environment is a replication of all the necessary data from a base environment, which can be used as an independent organization inside Codex.
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Sync Environments
This jobs enables you to sync the data between two existing environments inside an organization. You can run sync environments as single time run or you can schedule them depending on your needs. Jobs that are scheduled to be repeated, are considered as Recurring Jobs.