jiralicious

Examples:

Before doing anything, you must configure your session:

Jiralicious.configure do |config|
  # Leave out username and password
  config.username = "youruser"
  config.password = "yourpass"
  config.uri = "http://example.com/foo/bar"
  config.api_version = "latest"
  config.auth_type = :basic
end

Session configuration is also available via YAML:

jira:
  username: youruser
  password: yourpass
  uri: https://example.com/


Jiralicious.load_yml(File.expand_path("/path/to/jira.yml"))

Search for issues:

result = Jiralicious.search("key = HSP-1") # Any jql can be used here
result.issues

Finding a single issue:

issue = Jiralicious::Issue.find("HSP-1")
issue.key => "HSP-1"

Deprecation Warning

Default auth type is now Basic auth. Cookie auth will be deprecated in the next version.

Changes from 0.1.0

Issues can be created, updated, or deleted as needed. This includes most components such as comments, transitions, and assignees.
Projects can now be accessed as well as related issues
A Field class has been added to allow proper access to the meta data for create, edit, and update requests. This data is searchable via Hash or dot notation
Some sections can now be lazy loaded
Configuration can be loaded via yaml

Contributors

Stanley Handschuh (dorack)
Mike Fiedler (miketheman)
Girish Sonawane (girishso)

Contributing to jiralicious