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@falldownthesystem/devtool

v0.1.0

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CLI for Bitbucket PRs, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages

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Readme

dev

A terminal-first CLI for working with Bitbucket PRs, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages. Skip the browser, stay in your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @falldownthesystem/devtool

This gives you the dev command globally. On first run, it'll walk you through connecting your Bitbucket, Jira, and Confluence accounts.

Usage

dev pr list                  # your open PRs
dev pr view 42               # PR details, reviewers, status
dev pr comments 42           # review comments
dev pr diff 42               # changed files
dev pr activity 42           # approvals, updates, comments

dev jira view PROJ-123       # ticket details
dev jira comments PROJ-123   # ticket comments
dev jira search "sprint = 5" # JQL search
dev jira mine                # your open tickets

dev confluence spaces        # list spaces
dev confluence view 12345    # read a page
dev confluence pages         # pages in a space
dev confluence search "auth" # CQL search

dev config setup             # re-run setup
dev config show              # current config (tokens masked)
dev config set <key> <value> # set a single value

Most commands have short aliases: ls, read, find, my.

Output modes

Every command supports three output formats:

dev pr list              # colored tables (default)
dev pr list --plain      # no colors, no tables, pipe-friendly
dev pr list --json       # curated JSON, not raw API dumps

Config

Stored via the conf package in your OS config directory. You'll need:

  • Bitbucket: workspace, default repo, email, app password
  • Jira: base URL, API token, default project
  • Confluence: uses the same Jira base URL and token

License

ISC