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scrummy

v0.0.5

Published

An opinionated command line tool for managing Trello, GitLab and Harvest for Scrum

Downloads

3

Readme

scrummy

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An opinionated command line tool for managing Trello, GitLab and Harvest for Scrum.

«Yummy, Yummy, Scrummy. I got love in my tummy!»

Usage

Install using:

npm install -g scrummy

Init:

scrummy init
  • [x] Asks for your Trello credentials
  • [x] Asks which board to use for the project
  • [x] Asks how to assign the lists (backlog/development/review/done)
  • [ ] Asks for your Harvest credentials
  • [x] Asks for your GitLab credentials
  • [x] Asks for your GitLab review peers

Work:

scrummy work
  • [x] Asks which trello card you want to work on

If you choose a development card:

  • [x] Assigns you to the trello card, if not assigned yet
  • [ ] Starts a harvest timer on the card
  • [x] Moves the trello card from backlog into development, if not there yet
  • [x] Checks if on development branch, or asks if to switch to it, if on:
    • [x] Pulls
    • [x] Runs something like git-deletebranches.sh
  • [x] Creates and checks out a branch with the name of the card, if branch does not yet exist
  • [ ] Pulls the branch
  • [x] Displays the info from the card

Or if you choose a review card:

  • [ ] Starts a harvest timer on the card
  • [ ] Asks if you want to check out the code, does so if necessary
  • [ ] Opens the merge request on GitLab

Push:

scrummy push

If you're working on a development card:

  • [x] Pushes the current branch
  • [x] Asks to tick off some card todos
  • [x] When no MR: Creates a MR on GitHub
  • [x] Puts a trello card's contents and a link to it into the MR
  • [x] Puts the link to the MR into a card attachment if not there yet
  • [x] Asks if finished
    • [x] When all todos are done
    • [ ] And the MR has no conflicts
    • [x] Moves the trello card into review list
    • [ ] Removes WIP from the MR
    • [ ] Stops any harvest timer on the card
    • [ ] ¿Waits for the build to finish
    • [x] Assigns someone else on the MR

Developing

To use your local copy of the package in the command line run:

npm link

To install all the required packages do:

npm install

To run the tests (assertions info) use:

npm test
# or
npm -s test -- -w

To lint the JS run:

$(npm bin)/eslint lib/** test/**

Use --fix to fix some stuff automatically.

See also: