I’m a UX designer by trade. But I’ve always wanted to do things quickly. So when I had to create 1000 pages where content would be entered. This was not a favorable use of my time.
So I got an excel spreadsheet of all the pages that needed created. Made sub folders. I did that manually.
A - Z
Then took those 1000 names, copied them to a .txt file. Saved it into a folder where I wanted all the content pages created.
After cleaning my results with search and replace.
Removing the spaces with - and removing periods with nothing. PS remove periods first.
Then I ran this command in my MAC terminal. It may be different for PC users. It creates folders out of a .txt list. Each item on a different line of the .txt file.
cat airlinelist.txt | xargs mkdir
After running, this will generate for each item in the list a new folder. Then I moved the A folders into the A sub directory, B into B’s, C’s and so forth.
Now the nice thing about Kirby. Don’t go and create a .txt file for each directory of content. If it’s missing Kirby will dump a new TXT file into each directory. Thus you can go into your panel and modify and edit your page at will.
Hope this helps someone.