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@mozaik/ext-jira

v0.5.0

Published

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Readme

Mozaïk jira widgets

NPM version Travis CI License

Client Configuration

In order to use the Mozaïk jira widgets, you must configure its client. Configuration is loaded from environment variables.

| env key | required | default | description |------------------|----------|------------------------|---------------------------- | JIRA_PROTOCOL | no | 'http' | http or https | JIRA_HOST | yes | | jira host (without protocol) | JIRA_USERNAME | yes | | username for auth | JIRA_PASSWORD | yes | | password for auth

You also have the ability to use multiple clients, you'll have to set the client parameter on your widget:

dashboards:
-
  title: '@mozaik/ext-jira demo'
  # …
  widgets:
  -
    # will use 'default' client, JIRA_* environment variables
    extension: jira
    widget:    Project
    # …
  -
    # will use 'other' client, JIRA_OTHER_* environment variables
    extension: jira
    widget:    Project
    client:    other <— HERE IT IS
    # …

when you define the client property, the loaded environment variables must have the form JIRA_<uppercased_client_id>_<key>, for example:

  • JIRA_OTHER_PROTOCOL
  • JIRA_OTHER_HOST

Project

Display information about jira project.

parameters

key | required | description ------------|----------|--------------------- projectId | yes | ID of the project

ProjectVersions

List jira project's versions.

parameters

key | required | description ------------|----------|--------------------- projectId | yes | ID of the project

ProjectVersionUnresolvedIssueCount

Display count of unresolved issues for a given project version.

parameters

key | required | description --------------|----------|--------------------- projectId | yes | ID of the project versionName | yes | name of the project's version