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@snyk/jira-issue-creator

v1.0.4

Published

Creates Jira issues from Snyk Project issues.

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21

Readme

Jira Issue Creator

Creates Jira issues from Snyk Project issues.

Note: This module is a proof of concept for how you can use the Snyk Jira integration via the API. We hope to roll the findings from this module into the Snyk CLI eventually, so consider this a work in progress.

Prerequisites

To use this tool you must first set an environment variable SNYK_TOKEN with your API key, as found at https://snyk.io/account.

Installation

You can install this globally by running:

npm install -g @snyk/jira-issue-creator

You can find usage instructions by running:

snyk-jira-issue-creator --help

Usage

snyk-jira-issue-creator --orgId=<orgId> --projectId=<projectId> --jiraProjectId=<jiraProjectId> --jiraIssueTypeId=<jiraIssueTypeId> --jiraUrl=https://<subdomain>.atlassian.net
  • You can retrieve your orgId from your org settings page on Snyk or via the Snyk API.
  • The projectId is available via the Snyk API.
  • Both the jiraProjectId and jiraIssueTypeId can be found via the Jira API
  • The Jira URL is the domain you see when you visit your Jira install.

You will be presented with a list of vulnerability & license issues to generate a Jira issue for. Type t or true to create an issue, and f or false to skip it.

Including existing issues

If you want to create multiple Jira issues for the same issue, include the flag --includeExisting and you will be presented with existing issues.

Auto generating Jira issues

If you wish to automatically generate Jira issues (e.g. if you want to run this as part of a CI pipeline), enter the flag --autoGenerate.