@axis-backstage-staging/plugin-jira-dashboard
v0.7.4
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Welcome to the Jira Dashboard plugin!
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Jira Dashboard plugin
Welcome to the Jira Dashboard plugin!
Introduction
The Jira Dashboard plugin allows you to fetch and display Jira issues for your entity. You get quickly access to issue summaries to achieve better task visibility and more efficient project management. The issue overview that is provided can be customized to display the information that is relevant for your entity, by defining Jira filters and components.
This plugin supports both Jira Software and Jira Cloud.
By default, the issue views that are provided are incoming issues, open issues and assigned to you.
Jira Dashboard backend
You need to set up the Jira Dashboard Backend plugin before you move forward with any of these steps if you haven't already.
Getting Started
- First, install the plugin into your app:
# From your Backstage root directory
yarn --cwd packages/app add @axis-backstage/plugin-jira-dashboard
- Then, modify your entity page in
EntityPage.tsx
to include theEntityJiraDashboardContent
component and theisJiraDashboardAvailable
function. Both are exported from the plugin. The example below show how you can add the plugin to thedefaultEntityPage
:
// In packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx
import { EntityJiraDashboardContent, isJiraDashboardAvailable } from '@axis-backstage/plugin-jira-dashboard';
const defaultEntityPage = (
<EntityLayout.Route
if={isJiraDashboardAvailable}
path="/jira-dashboard"
title="Jira Dashboard"
>
<EntityJiraDashboardContent />
</EntityLayout.Route>
...
);
OPTIONAL: The function isJiraDashboardAvailable
checks for the annotation jira.com
. You can choose to check for another annotation by passing the prop annotationPrefix
into the function. See example below.
// In packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx
import { EntityJiraDashboardContent, isJiraDashboardAvailable } from '@axis-backstage/plugin-jira-dashboard';
const defaultEntityPage = (
<EntityLayout.Route
if={entity => isJiraDashboardAvailable(entity, 'jira')}
path="/jira-dashboard"
title="Jira Dashboard"
>
<EntityJiraDashboardContent />
</EntityLayout.Route>
...
);
Integration with the Catalog
To enable the Jira Dashboard plugin for your entity, the entity yaml must have the following annotation:
apiVersion: backstage.io/v1alpha1
kind: Component
metadata:
# ...
annotations:
jira.com/project-key: value # The key of the Jira project to track for this entity
Optional annotations
If you want to track specific components or filters for your entity, you can add the optional annotations components
and filters-ids
. You can specify an endless number of Jira components or filters.
apiVersion: backstage.io/v1alpha1
kind: Component
metadata:
# ...
annotations:
jira.com/project-key: value # The key of the Jira project to track for this entity
jira.com/components: component,component,component # Jira component name separated with a comma. The Roadie Backstage Jira Plugin Jira annotation `/component` is also supported here by default
jira.com/filter-ids: 12345,67890 # Jira filter id separated with a comma
Layout
The issue overview is located under the tab "Jira Dashboard" on the entity page. The overview displays information about the specific Jira project, and then renders one table for each type of issue view. In each view you can see the priority, assignee and status for that issue.