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@platmac/node-red-jira-api

v0.1.2

Published

Node-RED Jira API nodes

Downloads

12

Readme

Fork of the node-red-contrib-jiira-api package. node-red-contrib-jiira-api repository

Features

Add new, update and retrieve issues on jira.

Use Cases

1. Automated issue creation

2. Automated updating or changing status of issues

3. Create custom dashboards with issues

Installation

You can either install this package from within Node-RED using the command palette and search for "node-red-jira-api", or you run the following command in your Node-RED user directory (typically ~/.node red on Linux, %APPDATA%\node-red on Windows):

npm install node-red-jira-api

Jira API connection

In contrast to other packages, this one does not rely on the users actual password but an access token.

You need an Atlassian Jira access token to use these nodes.

List nodes

Node has 4 functions for using:

  • get issue - retrieve issue by ID or name
  • add issue - create new issue
  • edit issue - change specified by id or name issue properties

Node input properties:

All properties have to be inside msg object.

issue - issue id or name either fields - object with all issue data update - object with data to update properties - represents issue properties, which provides for storing custom data against an issue. historyMetadata - represents the complete set of metadata for a history changegroup.

Instructions of how to describe document you can find at jira api website.

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