Jira CLI
19+1 project to learn about Go and TDD plus start automating some jira-tasks through a CLI.
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Github Repository → https://github.com/sebastian-sommerfeld-io/jiracli
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Container Registry → https://hub.docker.com/r/sommerfeldio/jiracli
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Documentation → https://www.sommerfeld.io/docs/projects/jiracli/main
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Where to file issues → https://github.com/sebastian-sommerfeld-io/jiracli/issues
About this project
Jira CLI is a command line interface to automate tasks otherwise done through the Jira web interface. The project encapsulates the Jira Rest API through a command line and provides simple ways to automate (or at least dramatically speed up) recurring tasks.
To develop and run the application you need a Linux environment with Docker installed. A local Go installation is not needed because everything related to go is delegated to a Docker container. Development takes place on Ubuntu.
How to use this project
To use this app and execute some commands against a Jira instance run this command:
docker run --rm --network=host sommerfeldio/jiracli:latest
# Example commands which do more than just display help-texts
docker run --rm --network=host sommerfeldio/jiracli:latest license view --baseUrl="http://localhost:8080" --user="<THE_USERNAME>" --pass="<THE_PASSWORD>"In case you want to access a Jira instance that is not running on your local machine, you need to update the --baseUrl. Plus you can probably omit the --network=host flag.
Local IDE Setup
For information on how to set up your local development environment, see IDE Setup on www.sommerfeld.io.
Risks and Technical Debts
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Contact
Feel free to contact me via sebastian@sommerfeld.io or visit my website https://www.sommerfeld.io.