Jira Management im Terminal

JIRA ist ohne Zweifel eine der weltweit führenden Plattformen für Issue- und Bug-Tracking, und mit Terjira könnt ihr die JIRA-Funktionalität direkt in euer Terminal bringen.  Terjira ist eine ultra-optimierte Bibliothek, die euch eine einfache JIRA-Schnittstelle der Terminal-Shell bietet.

Hauptmerkmale:

• Benutzerdefinierte Befehle für Boards, Sprints und Projekte.
• Ihr könnt Probleme sortieren, bearbeiten, erstellen und löschen.

Wie installiere ich Terjira?

Für euch selbst:

$ gem install terjira

Wenn ihr ein Berechtigungsproblem habt,

$ sudo gem install terjira

# or

$ gem install terjira --user-install
# You need to export your gem path

Die Benutzung:

Authentication:
  jira login                         # Login your Jira
                                     #   [--ssl-config]  with ssl configuration
                                     #   [--proxy-config] with proxy configuration
  jira logout                        # Logout your Jira

Project:
  jira project help [COMMAND]        # Describe one specific subcommand
  jira project ( ls | list )         # List of all projects
  jira project [PROJECT_KEY]         # Show detail of the project

Board:
  jira board help [COMMAND]          # Describe one specific subcommand
  jira board ( ls | list)            # List of all boards
  jira board backlog                 # Backlog from the board


Sprint:
  jira sprint help [COMMAND]         # Describe one specific subcommand
  jira sprint ( ls | list )          # List of all sprint from the board
  jira sprint [SPRINT_ID]            # Show the sprint
  jira sprint active                 # Show active sprints and issues
                                     #   To show issues on the sprint(include no assignee)
                                     #   pass `--assignee ALL` or `-a ALL`.

Issue:
  jira issue help [COMMAND]          # Describe one specific subcommand
  jira issue ( ls | list )           # List of issues
                                     #   default assignee option is current loggined user
                                     #   To show issues of all users(include no assignee)
                                     #   pass `--assignee ALL` or `-a ALL`.
  jira issue jql "[QUERY]"           # Search issues with JQL
                                     # ex)
                                     #   jira issue jql "project = 'TEST' AND summary ~ 'authentication'"
  jira issue search "[SUMMARY]"      # Search for an issues by summary
  jira issue [ISSUE_KEY]             # Show detail of the issue
  jira issue assign [ISSUE_KEY] ([ASSIGNEE])  # Assign the issue to user
  jira issue attach_file [ISSUE_KEY] ([FILE_PATH])  #Attach a file to issue
  jira issue comment [ISSUE_KEY]     # Write comment on the issue
                                     #   pass `-E` or `--editor` to open system default editor for composing comment
  jira issue edit_comment [ISSUE_KEY] ([COMMENT_ID])     # Edit user's comment on the issue.
                                     #   If COMMENT_ID is not given, it will choose user's last comment.
  jira issue delete [ISSUE_KEY]      # Delete the issue
  jira issue edit [ISSUE_KEY]        # Edit the issue
                                     #   pass `-E` or `--editor` to open system default editor for composing issue description
  jira issue new                     # Create an issue
                                     #   pass `-E` or `--editor` to open system default editor for composing issue description
  jira issue open [ISSUE_KEY]        # Open browser
  jira issue url [ISSUE_KEY]         # return url of the issue
  jira issue take [ISSUE_KEY]        # Assign the issue to self
  jira issue trans [ISSUE_KEY] ([STATUS])     # Do transition