stash-connector
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Module to handle and work with Atlassian Stash projects and repositories throug REST API. Admin your repositories and projects in Stash easy. This project is not an Atlassian official project but use the Atlassian Stash REST API
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Atlassian Stash Connector - BETA -
Atlassian Stash Connector is a library to work, handle and manage all features and options from any Atlassian Stash project or repository. Developed in TypeScipts to make it more robuts and easy to use.
The library is designed to make this use really easy. All endpoints and operations are grouped and named to make it more semantic and easy to understand.
To learn and get more information about the Stash Connector library, all its features and how to use any operation, go to the Official Stash Connector Documentation.
Atlassian Stash Connector implement all REST API Endpoints to has a full controls of the Stash Projects, including peronal projects. To see all Atlassian Stash endpoints and operations, visit the Oficial Stash REST API Documentation
This is not an Official Atlassian Project but use and work with the Atlassian Official REST API developed for Stash.
Now Stil in BETA Version because is not fully tested.
Usage
// Import Stash Connector package
import { StashConnector } from 'stash-connector';
// Instance the connector with the Stash URL and User credentials
const connector = new StashConnector({
user: '<StashUserName>',
password: '<StashPassword>',
host: '<StashURLHost>',
});
// Use the connector...
connector.admin...
connector.projects...
connector.groups...
connector.users...
connector.markup...
Paginated API
The Stash API Rest work with paginated results, this means that the most of list commands return a Page<T>
whith a collection of values of the requested data types. For example, when retrieve projects, get a Page<Project>
with the paginated values.
The Page<T>
object has the page data, size, limit and next page start among other data to use the paginated API.
export class Page<T> {
size: number = 0; // The page size
limit: number = 0; // The page limit
isLastPage: boolean = true; // True if is the last page, false in otherwise
values: T[] = []; // Returned values collection.
start: number = 0; // First page record
filter?: any; // Page filter
nextPageStart?: number = 0; // First record of the next page
}
IMPORTANT: If more than one page exists (i.e. the response contains "isLastPage": false), the response object will also contain a nextPageStart attribute which must be used by the client as the start parameter on the next request. Identifiers of adjacent objects in a page may not be contiguous, so the start of the next page is not necessarily the start of the last page plus the last page's size. A client should always use nextPageStart to avoid unexpected results from a paged API.
All operations that support pagination, has a PageOptions
object as input to set the page options to the method execution and get the desired results. (In many cases, the PageOptions
is a property of another input data object with more data).
export interface PageOptions {
limit?: number; // Indicates how many results to return per page
start?: number; // Indicates which item should be used as the first item in the page of results
}
Endpoints and Features
Below you can see the main endpoints and operations that have the Stash REST API with a description of the feature or group. To get more information about all operations from Stash Connector, go to the Official Stash Connector Documentation.
All endpoints are grouped based on resource root, for example, all routes from /rest/api/1.0/admin/
are grouped on Administration section or the routes from /rest/api/1.0/projects
are grouped on Projects Section.
Administration
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/admin/*
.
This group contains all administration related tasks like Create groups or users, grant or revoke general permissions, get or update de license, manage the mail server or see the Stash clusters
Application Properties
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/application-properties/*
.
Group with operations to get the Application Properties
Groups
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/groups/*
.
Gorup with operations to search groups on Stash. To create or manage groups use the Admin groups operations.
Hooks
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/hooks/*
.
Group to work with Hook's avatars. o work with Hooks (list, update...) use the Project Repo settings operations
Logs
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/logs/*
.
This group contains all operations related with Stash Logs like get or change log leves from any logger, including root logger.
Markup
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/markup/*
.
Group with operations to preview Markdown content as HTML.
Profile
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/profile/*
.
In this group can found operations to get the recently viewed repositories
Projects
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/projects/*
.
The bigger group of Stash Connector because contains all operations to work with the Stash Projects. You can create, update delete... any project, can work with project repositories, make pull request to any branch for any repository, list commits, changes, handle project and repository permissions and to much more. Also can work with personal repositories
Repos
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/repos/*
.
Group with operations to search stash repositories. To work with repositories, use Project Repository operations.
Tasks
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/tasks/*
.
The group with the operations to work with Tasks like create, update, list or delete any task.
Users
Section with all endpoints and operation from /rest/api/1.0/users/*
.
Group with all operations related to the users (and the logged user). List or search users or update information about the logged user like details or avatar.