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jira-terminal

v2.1.0

Published

Easy shortcuts in terminal to work with jira

Downloads

2

Readme

Jira Terminal Build Status

Let's go away from that ugly GUI of jira and lets just stick to our terminals.
I started/created this project to improve my work flow. I was already using git, npm, grunt, bower ... etc. in my terminal, I wanted to use JIRA as well in my terminal.

Work in progress

  • Search command with jql syntax.
  • Auto complete in terminal.
  • Extend the Filter plugin with showing which issues were edited since it the last time.

Install

To install: npm install -g jira-terminal.
First time running it will promp you with some information to create a config file.

How to use it

All the plugins have the help commands, IE jira-terminal issue help. This also shows what is already implemented.

Screenshots

Here are some screenshots of the application. help

Here is an example of applying a transition and branch & checkout of the issue: transition

Under screenshots you can find more.

Licence

MIT