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jira-acli

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CLI for Jira API interaction

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jira-acli

CLI for Jira API interaction

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Usage

$ npm install -g jira-acli
$ jira-acli COMMAND
running command...
$ jira-acli (--version)
jira-acli/0.1.1 linux-x64 node-v22.22.0
$ jira-acli --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ jira-acli COMMAND
...

Commands

jira-acli auth add

Add Atlassian authentication

USAGE
  $ jira-acli auth add -e <value> -t <value> -u <value> [--json]

FLAGS
  -e, --email=<value>  (required) Account email:
  -t, --token=<value>  (required) API Token:
  -u, --url=<value>    (required) Atlassian URL (start with https://):

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Add Atlassian authentication

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli auth add

See code: src/commands/auth/add.ts

jira-acli auth update

Update existing authentication

USAGE
  $ jira-acli auth update -e <value> -t <value> -u <value> [--json]

FLAGS
  -e, --email=<value>  (required) Account email
  -t, --token=<value>  (required) API Token
  -u, --url=<value>    (required) Atlassian instance URL (start with https://)

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Update existing authentication

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli auth update

See code: src/commands/auth/update.ts

jira-acli board backlogs BOARDID [JQL]

Get all issues from the board's backlog

USAGE
  $ jira-acli board backlogs BOARDID [JQL] [--fields <value>] [--max <value>] [--start <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BOARDID  Board ID
  [JQL]    JQL expression

FLAGS
  --fields=<value>  Extra list of fields to return
  --max=<value>     Maximum number of items per page
  --start=<value>   Index of the first item to return
  --toon            Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get all issues from the board's backlog

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli board backlogs 123 'summary ~ "Error saving file" AND status IN ("ready", "in progress")'

  $ jira-acli board backlogs 123 'assignee="[email protected]" AND type=Bug' --max 5 --start 2

  $ jira-acli board backlogs 123 'timeestimate > 4h' --fields comment,creator,timeestimate

See code: src/commands/board/backlogs.ts

jira-acli board list [PROJECTID]

describe the command here

USAGE
  $ jira-acli board list [PROJECTID] [--max <value>] [--start <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  [PROJECTID]  Project ID or project key

FLAGS
  --max=<value>    Maximum number of items per page
  --start=<value>  Index of the first item to return
  --toon           Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  describe the command here

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli board list

  $ jira-acli board list PROJ

See code: src/commands/board/list.ts

jira-acli board sprint-issues BOARDID SPRINTID [JQL]

Get all issues belong to the sprint from the board

USAGE
  $ jira-acli board sprint-issues BOARDID SPRINTID [JQL] [--fields <value>] [--max <value>] [--start <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BOARDID   Board ID
  SPRINTID  Sprint ID
  [JQL]     JQL expression

FLAGS
  --fields=<value>  Extra list of fields to return
  --max=<value>     Maximum number of items per page
  --start=<value>   Index of the first item to return
  --toon            Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get all issues belong to the sprint from the board

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli board sprint-issues 123 3068 'summary ~ "Error saving file" AND status IN ("ready", "in progress")'

  $ jira-acli board sprint-issues 123 3068 'assignee="[email protected]" AND type=Bug' --max 5 --start 2

  $ jira-acli board sprint-issues 123 3068 'timeestimate > 4h' --fields comment,creator,timeestimate

See code: src/commands/board/sprint-issues.ts

jira-acli board sprints BOARDID

Get all sprints from a board

USAGE
  $ jira-acli board sprints BOARDID [--max <value>] [--start <value>] [--state <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BOARDID  Board ID

FLAGS
  --max=<value>    Maximum number of items per page
  --start=<value>  Index of the first item to return
  --state=<value>  Filters sprints in specified states (future, active, closed)
  --toon           Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get all sprints from a board

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli board sprints 123

  $ jira-acli board sprints 123 --state active

See code: src/commands/board/sprints.ts

jira-acli board versions BOARDID

Get all sprints from a board

USAGE
  $ jira-acli board versions BOARDID [--max <value>] [--released <value>] [--start <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BOARDID  Board ID

FLAGS
  --max=<value>       Maximum number of items per page
  --released=<value>  Filters versions release state (true, false)
  --start=<value>     Index of the first item to return
  --toon              Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get all sprints from a board

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli board versions 123

  $ jira-acli board versions 123 --released false

See code: src/commands/board/versions.ts

jira-acli commands

List all jira-acli commands.

USAGE
  $ jira-acli commands [--json] [-c id|plugin|summary|type... | --tree] [--deprecated] [-x | ] [--hidden]
    [--no-truncate | ] [--sort id|plugin|summary|type | ]

FLAGS
  -c, --columns=<option>...  Only show provided columns (comma-separated).
                             <options: id|plugin|summary|type>
  -x, --extended             Show extra columns.
      --deprecated           Show deprecated commands.
      --hidden               Show hidden commands.
      --no-truncate          Do not truncate output.
      --sort=<option>        [default: id] Property to sort by.
                             <options: id|plugin|summary|type>
      --tree                 Show tree of commands.

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  List all jira-acli commands.

See code: @oclif/plugin-commands

jira-acli help [COMMAND]

Display help for jira-acli.

USAGE
  $ jira-acli help [COMMAND...] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  [COMMAND...]  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for jira-acli.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

jira-acli issue add-comment BODY ISSUEID

Add a comment to an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue add-comment BODY ISSUEID [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BODY     Comment text content
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Add a comment to an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue add-comment "
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```" PROJ-123

  $ jira-acli issue add-comment "$(cat content.md)" PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/add-comment.ts

jira-acli issue assign ACCOUNTID ISSUEID

Assigns an issue to a user

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue assign ACCOUNTID ISSUEID

ARGUMENTS
  ACCOUNTID  Account ID of the user
  ISSUEID    Issue ID or issue key

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns an issue to a user

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue assign 5b10ac8d82e05b22cc7d4ef5 PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/assign.ts

jira-acli issue attachment [FILE]

describe the command here

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue attachment [FILE] [-f] [-n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  [FILE]  file to read

FLAGS
  -f, --force
  -n, --name=<value>  name to print

DESCRIPTION
  describe the command here

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue attachment

See code: src/commands/issue/attachment.ts

jira-acli issue create

Create a new issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue create --fields <value>... [--toon]

FLAGS
  --fields=<value>...  (required) Issue fields in key=value format
  --toon               Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue create --fields project='{"key":"PROJ"}' summary="New summary" description="New description" issuetype='{"name":"Dev Task"}'

  $ jira-acli issue create --fields project='{"key":"PROJ"}' summary="New summary" timetracking='{"originalEstimate": "5h"}' issuetype='{"name":"Task"}' description='
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```'

FLAG DESCRIPTIONS
  --fields=<value>...  Issue fields in key=value format

    Minimum fields required: project, summary, description & issuetype

See code: src/commands/issue/create.ts

jira-acli issue delete ISSUEID

Delete an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue delete ISSUEID

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key to delete

DESCRIPTION
  Delete an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue delete

See code: src/commands/issue/delete.ts

jira-acli issue delete-comment ID ISSUEID

Delete a comment

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue delete-comment ID ISSUEID

ARGUMENTS
  ID       Comment ID to delete
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a comment

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue delete-comment 123 PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/delete-comment.ts

jira-acli issue delete-worklog ID ISSUEID

Delete a worklog

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue delete-worklog ID ISSUEID

ARGUMENTS
  ID       Worklog ID to delete
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a worklog

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue delete-worklog 123 PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/delete-worklog.ts

jira-acli issue download-attachment ATTACHMENTID ISSUEID [OUTPUTPATH]

Download attachment from an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue download-attachment ATTACHMENTID ISSUEID [OUTPUTPATH] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ATTACHMENTID  Attachment ID
  ISSUEID       Issue ID or issue key
  [OUTPUTPATH]  Output file path

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Download attachment from an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue download-attachment 123 PROJ-123

  $ jira-acli issue download-attachment 123 PROJ-123 ~/Desktop/test.jpg

See code: src/commands/issue/download-attachment.ts

jira-acli issue get ISSUEID

Get details of a specific issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue get ISSUEID [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of a specific issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue get PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/get.ts

jira-acli issue get-transitions ISSUEID

Get transitions that can be performed by the user on an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue get-transitions ISSUEID [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get transitions that can be performed by the user on an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue get-transitions PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/get-transitions.ts

jira-acli issue get-worklogs ISSUEID

List all boards

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue get-worklogs ISSUEID [--max <value>] [--start <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --max=<value>    Maximum number of items per page
  --start=<value>  Index of the first item to return
  --toon           Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  List all boards

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue get-worklogs PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/get-worklogs.ts

jira-acli issue search JQL

Searches for issues using JQL

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue search JQL [--fields <value>] [--max <value>] [--next <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  JQL  JQL expression

FLAGS
  --fields=<value>  Extra list of fields to return
  --max=<value>     Maximum number of items per page
  --next=<value>    Token for next page
  --toon            Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Searches for issues using JQL

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue search 'project=PROJ AND summary ~ "Error saving file" AND status IN ("ready", "in progress")'

  $ jira-acli issue search 'assignee="[email protected]" AND type=Bug' --max 5 --next CiEjU3RyaW5nJlUwRlVTRkpGUlE9PSVJbnQmTkRFd05qST0QAhiQqtD4wTMiKGFzc2lnbmVlPSJhbGxlbkBpbmN1YmU4LnNnIiBBTkQgdHlwZT1CdWcqAltd

  $ jira-acli issue search 'timeestimate > 4h' --fields comment,creator,timeestimate

See code: src/commands/issue/search.ts

jira-acli issue transition ISSUEID TRANSITIONID

Performs an issue transition

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue transition ISSUEID TRANSITIONID

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID       Issue ID or issue key
  TRANSITIONID  Issue transition ID

DESCRIPTION
  Performs an issue transition

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue transition PROJ-123 123

See code: src/commands/issue/transition.ts

jira-acli issue update ISSUEID

Update an existing issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue update ISSUEID --fields <value>...

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --fields=<value>...  (required) Issue fields to update in key=value format

DESCRIPTION
  Update an existing issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue update PROJ-123 --fields summary='New summary' description='New description'

  $ jira-acli issue update PROJ-123 --fields description='
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```'

  $ jira-acli issue update PROJ-123 --fields description="$(cat content.md)"

  $ jira-acli issue update PROJ-123 --fields timetracking='{"originalEstimate": "5h"}'

See code: src/commands/issue/update.ts

jira-acli issue update-comment BODY ID ISSUEID

Update a comment

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue update-comment BODY ID ISSUEID [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  BODY     Comment text content
  ID       Comment ID to delete
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Update a comment

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue update-comment "
  # Header
  ## Sub-header
  - Item 1
  - Item 2
  ```bash
  ls -a
  ```" 123 PROJ-123

  $ jira-acli issue update-comment "$(cat content.md)" 123 PROJ-123

See code: src/commands/issue/update-comment.ts

jira-acli issue worklog ISSUEID STARTED TIMESPENT [COMMENT]

Add a worklog to an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli issue worklog ISSUEID STARTED TIMESPENT [COMMENT] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID    Issue ID or issue key
  STARTED    Datetime the worklog effort started
  TIMESPENT  Time spent working on the issue
  [COMMENT]  Comment text content

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Add a worklog to an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli issue worklog PROJ-123 2026-02-03T12:34:00.000+0000 "1d 4h" "
  # Header
  ## Sub-header"

  $ jira-acli issue worklog PROJ-123 $(date +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.000%z") 6h "Fix test"

  $ jira-acli issue worklog PROJ-123 $(date +"%Y-%m-%dT08:30:00.000%z") 6h

See code: src/commands/issue/worklog.ts

jira-acli project get PROJECTID

Get details of a specific project

USAGE
  $ jira-acli project get PROJECTID [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  PROJECTID  Project ID or project key

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of a specific project

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli project get

See code: src/commands/project/get.ts

jira-acli project list

List all accessible projects

USAGE
  $ jira-acli project list [--toon]

FLAGS
  --toon  Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  List all accessible projects

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli project list

See code: src/commands/project/list.ts

jira-acli update [CHANNEL]

update the jira-acli CLI

USAGE
  $ jira-acli update [CHANNEL] [--force |  | [-a | -v <value> | -i]] [-b ]

FLAGS
  -a, --available        See available versions.
  -b, --verbose          Show more details about the available versions.
  -i, --interactive      Interactively select version to install. This is ignored if a channel is provided.
  -v, --version=<value>  Install a specific version.
      --force            Force a re-download of the requested version.

DESCRIPTION
  update the jira-acli CLI

EXAMPLES
  Update to the stable channel:

    $ jira-acli update stable

  Update to a specific version:

    $ jira-acli update --version 1.0.0

  Interactively select version:

    $ jira-acli update --interactive

  See available versions:

    $ jira-acli update --available

See code: @oclif/plugin-update

jira-acli user get [ACCOUNTID]

Get user information

USAGE
  $ jira-acli user get [ACCOUNTID] [-q <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  [ACCOUNTID]  User account ID

FLAGS
  -q, --query=<value>  Query string that matches user attributes
      --toon           Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  Get user information

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli user get

  $ jira-acli user get 5b10ac8d82e05b22cc7d4ef5

  $ jira-acli user get -query john

  $ jira-acli user get -q [email protected]

See code: src/commands/user/get.ts

jira-acli user list-assignable ISSUEID

List users that can be assigned to an issue

USAGE
  $ jira-acli user list-assignable ISSUEID [-q <value>] [--toon]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEID  Issue ID or issue key

FLAGS
  -q, --query=<value>  Query string that matches user attributes
      --toon           Format output as toon

DESCRIPTION
  List users that can be assigned to an issue

EXAMPLES
  $ jira-acli user list-assignable PROJ-123

  $ jira-acli user list-assignable PROJ-123 -q john

See code: src/commands/user/list-assignable.ts

jira-acli version

USAGE
  $ jira-acli version [--json] [--verbose]

FLAGS
  --verbose  Show additional information about the CLI.

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

FLAG DESCRIPTIONS
  --verbose  Show additional information about the CLI.

    Additionally shows the architecture, node version, operating system, and versions of plugins that the CLI is using.

See code: @oclif/plugin-version