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hubot-redmine

v1.2.3

Published

Interact with a Redmine instance.

Downloads

76

Readme

Hubot Redmine

npm version Node CI

Light mapping of the Redmine REST API that allows Hubot access to some basic Redmine tasks. Once you have a Redmine user (preferably one with enough access to modify tickets), add the following to your Heroku/etc. config:

heroku config:add HUBOT_REDMINE_BASE_URL="http://redmine.your-server.com"
heroku config:add HUBOT_REDMINE_TOKEN="your api token here"

Installation

In hubot project repo, run:

npm install hubot-redmine --save

Then add hubot-redmine to your external-scripts.json:

[
  "hubot-redmine"
]

Configuration

| Environment Variable | Required? | Description | | ------------------------------------ | :-------: | ----------------------------------------- | | HUBOT_REDMINE_BASE_URL | Yes | URL to your Redmine install | | HUBOT_REDMINE_TOKEN | Yes | API key for your selected user | | HUBOT_REDMINE_MENTION_REGEX | No | Listen for this pattern and link to Redmine tickets when heard (default /RM#(\d+)/) | | HUBOT_REDMINE_MENTION_MATCH | No | Index of matched capture from HUBOT_REDMINE_MENTION_REGEX (default 1) | | HUBOT_REDMINE_MENTION_IGNORE_USERS | No | Comma-separated list of users to ignore | | HUBOT_REDMINE_SEARCH_LIMIT | No | Maximum search results to show for "redmine search", default is 10 |

Showing issue details

  • @Hubot redmine show me [issue id]
  • @Hubot redmine me [issue id]

Showing my issue (or another user's)

  • @Hubot redmine show my issues
  • @Hubot redmine show [user]'s issues ** [user] will attempt to match on redmine firstname or login

Re-Assigning tickets

  • @Hubot redmine assign [issue id] to [user]

Leaving notes on tickets

  • @Hubot redmine update [issue id] with "[comments]"

Create tickets

  • @Hubot redmine add issue to "[project]" [traker id] with "[subject]" ** [tracker id] is optional and represent the number matching literal value Bug/Feature/...

Get a link to an issue

  • @Hubot redmine link me [issue id]

Set the percent done of an issue

  • @Hubot redmine set [issue id] to 100% "[comments]"
  • @Hubot redmine add [hours] hours to [issue id] "[comments]"

Search Redmine

The default results limit is 10, configurable via HUBOT_REDMINE_SEARCH_LIMIT.

  • @Hubot redmine search