Basic golang-based Jira CLI. Allows you to create, show, and browse
to issues
This will open the link to the ticket with your default browser (using
open on macOS)
jira browse TICKET-1234
opening: https://anyperk.atlassian.net/browse/TICKET-1234jira create
? Project for issue? TICKET
? Choose an issue type: Bug
? Choose a sprint: Backlog
? Title for issue? Title of issue
? Please enter a description [Enter to launch editor]Some of the fields allow you to select from a list (thanks to AlecAivazis/survey):
? Choose an issue type: [Use arrows to move, type to filter]
❯ Bug
Task
StoryGet a quick summary of a ticket.
jira show TICKET-1234
TICKET-1234 : Title of issue
Type : Bug
Priority : Blocker
Assigned : person
Description :
Something was borked
person2 ([email protected])
Fixed!
person3 ([email protected])
Link to document
https://docs.google.com/document/d/...
https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/browse/TICKET-1234Creates a default configuration file
jira init
Generate reports. Currently supports sprint report only.
jira report
Manage sprints in Jira. For now, just list sprints.
jira sprint
Updates the configuration file with values from Jira (board, sprints)
jira update
Use the jira init command to create a configuration file in $HOME/.jira.yaml
base: <base URL>
user: <email>
pass: <api key>
project: PROJECT
board: # This will be populated by running 'jira update'
types: # First in the list is default, must have at least one
- Bug
- Task
- Story
sprints: # This will be populated by running 'jira update'base URL: The URL to your Atlassian Cloud JIRA account (https://yourname.atlassian.net)email: The email of your accountapi key: Your Atlassian API token, see here for more info
The easiest and recommended way to setup the tool is to download a prebuilt release from Github.
Move the file into your ~/bin directory and reset the permissions:
mkdir -p ~/bin mv ~/Download/jira-darwin-amd64- ~/bin/jira chmod 0755 ~/bin/jira
If you have the go toolchain configured on your computer, you can install the tool
with the following command:
go get github.com/shawncatz/jira
You can update the installed version with:
go get -u github.com/shawncatz/jira