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List out metadata of the Assets

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HI Team

 

I have a 1500+ PDF's under "/content/dam/project/en" and those pdf has below properties.

 

1. title (String )

2. tags (value might be String[] -- tags can be multiple)

3. id (String)

4. category (String[] - value can be one or multiple )

5. doc type  (String[] - value can be one or multiple )

6. property-1 (String[] - value can be one or multiple )

 

 

Note: Those properties will not mandatory to all the assets, few properties will be empty also (like 1 asset will have only title not other properties) All this properties under metadata node.

 

I have a requirement to update all the assets from above path in excel with those properties in below format (Updated below for reference)

 

 

Name of asset tags id category doc type propert-1
Asset path tag1 1 abc:def/ghi/jkl abc:dfe/hig/klm abc:dfh/gji/jkm
Asset path tag1 1 abc:def/ghi/jkl Empty Empty

 

can anyone help me here the best process I can follow.

 

Thanks in Advance.

 

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For the custom property or metadata property you can use the custom columns and add the mapping of the path as shown in the image

SwetaB_0-1665111775506.png

 

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Hi @adhi36876232 ,

 

You can use the ootb asset report if the only PDFs are under that path in csv format. You can also add custom property.

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/assets/advanced/asset-reports.html?... 

 

If this report is not as per your requirement then you need to create your own custom report using query builder API.

 

 

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Hi Sweta,


Thanks for your help.

I am able to take the asset tag and title of the asset in excell format.

Is there any way to take the id and category and other properties too in excell.

 

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For the custom property or metadata property you can use the custom columns and add the mapping of the path as shown in the image

SwetaB_0-1665111775506.png