Space Properties

The space properties commands list key-value metadata stored on a Confluence space. Properties are typically created by apps, integrations, or administrators to attach structured data to a space.

These commands are useful when you need to understand what else is attached to a space besides the visible page tree.

Properties by key

acs2md space properties by-key SPACE_KEY [flags]

Examples

# List all properties for a space
acs2md space properties by-key DOCS
 
# JSON output
acs2md space properties by-key DOCS --format json
 
# Save to file
acs2md space properties by-key DOCS --format yaml --output props.yaml
 
# Limit results
acs2md space properties by-key DOCS --limit 10

Aliases

by-key can also be invoked as key or k.

Flags

Properties by ID

acs2md space properties by-id SPACE_ID [flags]

Lists properties for a space using its numeric ID instead of its key. Same flags as by-key.

acs2md space properties by-id 65539 --format json

Aliases

by-id can also be invoked as id.

Command aliases

The properties command can also be invoked as props or prop.

# These are equivalent
acs2md space properties by-key DOCS
acs2md space props by-key DOCS
acs2md space prop by-key DOCS

Use cases

• Inventory and audit — discover what apps and integrations have attached data to your spaces.
• Migration planning — identify custom properties that may need special handling during a migration.
• Governance — verify that required metadata (e.g., classification labels, ownership tags) is present on spaces.