How to include all image assets for a page in Package Manager

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January 10, 2024
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I need to copy a page from production to my local. How can I include all the image assets when building a package in Package Manager?

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Best answer by narendragandhi

Hi @kayest

If you have ACS Commons installed in your environment you can use the Asset Packager for this purpose - https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/packagers/asset-packager/index.html

narendragandhi

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Hi @kayest

If you have ACS Commons installed in your environment you can use the Asset Packager for this purpose - https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/packagers/asset-packager/index.html

Kamal_Kishor

Community Advisor

Hi @kayest : I do not think there is a way to include image assets automatically while building a content package in package manager.
You will have to provide the content path(s) either parent or individual page paths and similarly for assets as well.

If it is just few pages and there are not too many assets, you can use this workaround maybe.

Open the page in view as published mode.
Inspect the page in your browser, load the page one more time.
Go to Network and then Filter by Img (see attached snapshot for reference)
Individually select each image asset and get the path of image (it would start with /content/dam/...).
Add each image path in your content package.