bjira v0.0.22

Jira cli

This is a simple Jira CLI tool. License: MIT

How to install it

$ npm install -g bjira

How to configure it

Run bjira init to set up the tool. You can optain the API token from your jira settings.

$ bjira init
? Provide your jira host: your-domain.atlassian.net
? Please provide your jira username: username
? API token: [hidden]
? Enable HTTPS Protocol? Yes
Config file succesfully created in: /home/<username>/.bjira.json

How to use it

Run bjira help to see the main help menu. Each command is well documented.

There are 2 main concepts to know:

• presets
• custom fields.

Presets

Let's say you want to retrieve all the open issues assigned to you for project FOO. The query is something like this:

bjira query 'project = "FOO" AND status != "Done" AND status != "Cancelled" AND assignee = currentUser()'

You can save this query as a preset:

bjira create mine 'project = "FOO" AND status != "Done" AND status != "Cancelled" AND assignee = currentUser()'

Then, you can run it using its query name:

bjira run mine

If you want to have parameters in your query, use $$$ as placeholder. For instance:

bjira preset create search 'project = "FOO" AND text ~ "$$$" ORDER BY created DESC'
bjira run search -q "hello world"

Custom fields

Jira is strongly configurable via custom fields. You can retrieve the list of custom fields using:

bjira field listall

If you want to see some of them in the issue report, add them for the project (FOO) and the issue type (Story):

bjira field add FOO Story "Story Points"

Any custom fields added to the list will be shown in the issue report (See bjira show). You can also set custom fields using bira set customStory Points' ISSUE-ID`.