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atlassian-remote-deploy

v0.0.3

Published

Remote deployment of JAR plugin files to Atlassian products

Downloads

6

Readme

atlassian-remote-deploy - Remote deployment of JAR plugin files to Atlassian products

npm

Introduction

This small script helps with the remote installation of plugins for Atlassian products. You simply need a JAR file of the plugin and run this script to install it on a remote server.

The script uploads the file and checks for a valid installation.

This is currently alpha software and only supports JIRA.

It is based on Randall Hunt's idea on this. Thanks!

Usage

To install run

npm install -g atlassian-remote-deploy

To run the script, use:

atlassian-remote-deploy install --product jira --url https://jira.example.com --context /jira --username admin --password admin --file myplugin-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar