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jira-sprinter

v2.0.0

Published

Small CLI tool to manage sprints in JIRA Board

Downloads

101

Readme

JIRA Sprinter

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Description

Simple CLI tool that helps to manage sprints in JIRA Board.

Usage

Make sure to store your JIRA Personal Access Token (PAT) in the ~/.config/jira-sprinter/.env or ~/.env.jira-sprinter file:

# ~/.config/jira-sprinter/.env
JIRA_API_TOKEN="exaple-token"

[!TIP]

You can also set default values for the assignee, board and more in the ~/.config/jira-sprinter/.env or ~/.env.jira-sprinter file:

# ~/.config/jira-sprinter/.env
ASSIGNEE="your-jira-username"
BOARD="your-jira-board-id"

Using Node.js

# run it using npx
npx jira-sprinter

# or install it globally using npm
npm install -g jira-sprinter
jira-sprinter

How to use

[!IMPORTANT]

This tool is intended to be used by Red Hat employees on the Red Hat JIRA instance. It may be adapted to work with other JIRA instances in the future.

$ jira-sprinter --help
Usage: jira-sprinter [options]

🏃 Small CLI tool to manage sprints in JIRA Board

Options:
  -V, --version              output the version number
  -b, --board [board]        Jira Board ID
  -a, --assignee [assignee]  Jira Assignee (default: "<user-login>@redhat.com")
  -y, --yolo                 YOLO mode, dangerously skip all questions, apply
                             default values (use with caution!) (default: false)
  -n, --nocolor              Disable color output (default: false)
  -x, --dry                  dry run
  -h, --help                 display help for command