Plane Importer

A CLI tool to synchronize GitHub issues with Plane projects. This tool allows bidirectional synchronization of issues between GitHub and Plane, maintaining consistency across both platforms.

Features

• Import GitHub issues to Plane
• Sync updates between GitHub and Plane
• Track changes using content hashing
• Bidirectional synchronization
• CLI interface for easy management

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/plane-importer.git
cd plane-importer

2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Build the project:

npm run build

4. Create a .env file with your API keys:

GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token
PLANE_API_KEY=your_plane_api_key

Configuration

1. Copy the example configuration:

cp .plane-sync.json my-config.json

2. Edit the configuration file with your settings:

{
  "github": {
    "owner": "your-org-name",
    "repo": "your-repo-name",
    "projectNumber": 1,
    "isOrgProject": false
  },
  "plane": {
    "baseUrl": "https://your-plane-instance.com",
    "workspaceSlug": "your-workspace",
    "projectSlug": "your-project-id"
  },
  "sync": {
    "direction": "github-to-plane",
    "autoConvertBacklogItems": false
  }
}

Usage

To sync issues using the default config file (.plane-sync.json):

npx @squirrelsoft/plane-importer sync

To use a custom config file:

npx @squirrelsoft/plane-importer sync --config my-config.json

To view sync status:

npx @squirrelsoft/plane-importer status

Configuration Options

• github.owner: Your GitHub username or organization name
• github.repo: The repository name
• github.projectNumber: The project number in GitHub
• github.isOrgProject: Whether this is an organization project (true) or repository project (false)
• plane.baseUrl: Your Plane instance URL
• plane.workspaceSlug: Your Plane workspace slug
• plane.projectSlug: Your Plane project ID
• sync.direction: One of "github-to-plane", "plane-to-github", or "both"
• sync.autoConvertBacklogItems: Whether to automatically convert GitHub project items to issues

Development

1. Run in development mode:

npm run dev

2. Run tests:

npm test

License

MIT