2022:Import or Export Grooper Objects
How can you share Grooper objects, like Content Models, Batch Processes, Batches and more, with other Grooper users?
About
Grooper allows you to export Grooper objects from a Grooper Repository as a zip archive file. You can then bring in those objects into a Grooper Repository by importing the zip file.
The process is straightforward, but there are a few things to watch out for.
| FYI | Additionally you can "publish" Projects from one Grooper Repository to another. This allows Grooper users connected to multiple Grooper environments to copy objects directly from one environment to another without the need to export and import a zip file.
This will be covered in the #Publish Projects to a Connected Repository section of this article. |
How To
When exporting/importing Grooper objects, you will do one of three things.
You will either:
- Export/import Batches
- Export/import full Projects
- Export/import single objects inside a Project
In the following tutorial, we're going to export several objects from a "testing" Grooper Repository and import them into a "production" Grooper Repository.
Export Grooper Objects to a Zip File
Exporting Batches
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First, we're going to export a single Batch from a Grooper Repository. You can export either "Production" or "Test" Batches.
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Exporting Full Projects
Exporting Objects in a Project
Import Grooper Objects from a Zip File
If you wish to follow along with this tutorial, you may import the zip archive files linked below into your Grooper Repository.
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