How many pages in a space?
Asked by Emily Johnson:

I just want to know how many pages are in a Confluence space without having to manually count or run a SQL query. I know the usage tracker plugin used to do it, and it was disabled by default because it impacted performance, but I cant find it even to run for a bit and then re-disable. Any other ideas\>? I dont need anything fancy, just a page count.

Thanks,

Emily


Answers:
author: MatthewC
body: If you have the [Reporting plugin](https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/186), you could use this markup:

{report-info:space \> all pages \> size}

OR you could create a user macro.....

Name: pagecount

No Macro Body

Output generates wiki markup (or HTML doesn't really matter)

Template:

## get page manager...

#set($containerManagerClass=$content.class.forName('com.atlassian.spring.container.ContainerManager'))

#set($getInstanceMethod=$containerManagerClass.getDeclaredMethod('getInstance',null))

#set($containerManager=$getInstanceMethod.invoke(null,null))

#set($containerContext=$containerManager.containerContext)

#set($pageManager=$containerContext.getComponent('pageManager'))

#set($pageCount=$pageManager.getPages($space,true).size())

Page Count: \*$pageCount\*

comments: author: jim kennedy
body: The fix described by Matthew above works for me, but only in the current space. If I do {pagecount} I get the number of pages in the current space.

Is there any syntax that would allow me to count the pages in a different space?


author: Jeremy Largman
body: Hi Jim,

I added another line to the user macro [Count Pages in a Space](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Count+pages+in+space). Check the green tip box.


author: jim kennedy
body: Hi Jeremy, thanks but that doesn't seem to work for me. I should probabaly have mentioned that I'm on version 3.1.


author: MatthewC
body: Hi Jim, Jeremy's version is a much cleaner solution but it only works for 3.5+. I'm still working with 3.2 in our production instance and the updated example below should (hopefully) work for you (although I haven't got 3.1 to test it on)


author: jim kennedy
body: Thanks Matthew, there are plans to upgrade from 3.1 straight to 3.5. I'm hoping a lot of our problems go away then.


author: Emily Johnson
body: I used the pagecount macro, which you kind of create yourself. (I'm on version 3.5) Worked a treat. Thanks, Matthew!


author: twong_atlassian
body: SQL-- Show number of CURRENT PAGES (as opposed to historical versions of pages) in every space:

```
SELECT    spacename,    COUNT(*)FROM    spaces sJOIN    content cON    s.spaceid = c.spaceidWHERE    c.contenttype='PAGE'AND prevver IS NULLGROUP BY    spacenameORDER BY    spacename;
```

comments: author: Martin James
body: Thanks this helped


author: David Gregory
body: One brute force method that I have used is to:

1. create a page in another space
2. On that page place the Children Display macro
3. Edit the macro and Show Descendents as well as fill in the Parent Page with the root of the page tree you wish to count (Space Home)
4. Export this page to Word
5. Use the Word native Statistics to get a count of the number of lines
6. The number of pages will be 1 less than the number of lines since there is a line for the page name


author: K. Yamamoto
body: For Confluence Cloud users, consider using REST API because Confluence Cloud doen't support SQL, Macro, or some Add-ons for stats.

```
A_USER="admin"A_PASSWD="__YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE__"INSTANCE_HOST="__YOUR_SUBDOMAIN_HERE__.atlassian.net" # Total number of pagescurl -sGLu ${A_USER}:${A_PASSWD} "https://${INSTANCE_HOST}/wiki/rest/api/search" --data-urlencode 'cql=type IN (blogpost, page)' --data-urlencode 'limit=0' | jq '.totalSize'
```

Refer my related answer at [For Confluence Cloud, how do I find the total number of pages?](https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/10417309/answers/44613435) for more detail if you needed.

comments: author: liteyear
body: This works well for all pages, provided you heed my note I added to your link about use of passwords being deprecated.

I'm interested in how to restrict this search to a single space. I tried adding --data-urlencode 'cqlcontext={"spaceKey":"KEY"}' but it seems to make no difference.

But adding "and space = KEY" to the cql seems to do the trick. Eg:

```
A_USER="admin"A_TOKEN="__YOUR_TOKEN_HERE__"INSTANCE_HOST="__YOUR_SUBDOMAIN_HERE__.atlassian.net"
SPACE_KEY="__YOUR_KEY_HERE__" # Total number of pagescurl -sGLu ${A_USER}:${A_TOKEN} "https://${INSTANCE_HOST}/wiki/rest/api/search" --data-urlencode "cql=type IN (blogpost, page) and space = $SPACE_KEY" --data-urlencode 'limit=0' | jq '.totalSize'
```


author: MatthewC
body: Modification of original user macro which takes the Space Code as the body of the macro

e.g. {pagecount}CONFTEST{pagecount}

> ## get page manager...
>
> #set($containerManagerClass=$content.class.forName('com.atlassian.spring.container.ContainerManager'))
>
> #set($getInstanceMethod=$containerManagerClass.getDeclaredMethod('getInstance',null))
>
> #set($containerManager=$getInstanceMethod.invoke(null,null))
>
> #set($containerContext=$containerManager.containerContext)
>
> #set($pageManager=$containerContext.getComponent('pageManager'))
>
> #set($spaceManager=$containerContext.getComponent('spaceManager'))
>
> #set($targetSpace=$spaceManager.getSpace($body))
>
> #set($pageCount=$pageManager.getPages($targetSpace,true).size())
>
> #set($spaceName=$targetSpace.getName())
>
> Space Name: \*$spaceName\*
>
> Page Count: \*$pageCount\*

comments: author: Milo Test
body: Can this be modified to get a count of child pages of a certain parent page?


author: Jeremy Largman
body: I reopened this question. Questions need not be closed just because they're answered :).


author: Jeremy Largman
body: I figured I could write a quick [user macro](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Writing+User+Macros) for this, so I went to go look at the available [community User Macros](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Shared+User+Macros), and there's one already. See [Count Pages in a Space](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Count+pages+in+space).

And, yes, I was indeed to my surprise to see that I was the author! Can't remember that at all... So, let me know if that doesn't work on your version and needs an update.

comments: author: MatthewC
body: Hi Jeremy, I don't think that one works any more, not since they lost the .getPages() from the space object (3.1 cleanup?)

my attempt gets hold of the pageManager object to call it's getPages() method.


author: Jeremy Largman
body: You're right, sorry about that! I figured out what needs to happen in 3.5 and posted again. You need to use spaceManager:

```
$spaceManager.findPageTotal($space)
```


author: Jonathan Simonoff
body: findPageTotal returns a basically useless number that includes all versions of the pages. The JavaDoc notes "this probably doesn't give the number you are looking for."


author: Steve Mosley
body: Is there any replacement for this in Confluence 5.5? as findPageTotel still appears to reutrn that number which isn't fit for this purpose.


author: Betsy Walker
body: Here's a user macro that does it, accepting a single parameter representing the SpaceKey of the space on which to report:

> ## pagecount - no body, unprocessed, generates WM  
> #if ($paramspace)  
> #set ($space=${paramspace})  
> #else  
> #set ($space="WikiHelp")  
> #end  
>
> {report-table}  
> {space-reporter:space=$space}  
> {text-sort:space:name\|mode=natural\|order=ascending}  
> {space-reporter}  
> {report-column:title=Space}{report-info:space:name\|link=true}{report-column}  
> {report-column:title=Pages}{report-info:space:all pages \> collection:size}{report-column}  
> {report-table}