jirify

A simple ruby gem that helps me work with jira

Installation

1. Run gem install jirify.
2. Execute jira setup and go through the setup process.
3. Optionally source $HOME/.jirify/jirify.bash_completion.sh to have autocomplete in bash.
4. Execute jira and jira <command> help to learn about available commands.

Config Explained

Currently, the config structure of jirify is: - $HOME/.jirify folder that contains: - .jirify - yaml file generated by jira setup - jirify.bash_completion.sh - bash completion script you can source. This is placed here by jira setup, so if you don’t see it or you want to refresh it, run jira setup again. - .cache - cache for completion script

Config file: $HOME/.jirify/.jirify

“ml options: username:

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<atlassian username (email)>
  token: <token generated from https://id.atlassian.com>
  site: <JIRA url>
  projects:
    - <JIRA project key>
  filter_by_labels:
    - <label to filter by when displaying sprint>
  verbose: <force jirify to always be verbose>

“

To Do

• Tests:
  • [] Test CLI classes.
  • [] Test UI classes.
  • [] Test Models::Issue.
  • [] Test Models::Transition, Models::BaseList (?).
  • [] Test Config::copy_bash_completion!.
• [] Refactor Models - BaseList doesn’t make much sense.
• [x] ~~Refactor SprintCell:~~
  • [x] ~~It should be a more general IssueRenderer.~~
  • [x] ~~Use it for jira issues describe with additional option to draw border.~~
• [] Adjust jira issues mine to terminal width.
• [] Add ability to define mapping between custom statuses and custom transitions in config.
• [] Add ability to specify custom filters when listing issues (both jira sprint and jira issues)