This is an experimental jira command line tool that allows viewing, editing, updating, transitioning and deleting jira content as if it was done on the Jira website.
npm install -g jira-tool
sjqladdsetremovetransitioninitDisplay data from an issue
jira s 12345
Or
jira s KEY-12345
Display issues from a JQL query
jira jql "fixVersion = 1.6.0 AND component IN (Foo, Bar, Baz)"
Add a component
jira add 12345 component Foo
Remove a Fix Version
jira remove 12345 "Fix Version" "1.8.0"
Update a custom field
jira set 12345 "Branch Name" "FooBar"
jira init
This prompts the user for the configuration of the jira account
url Url for jirausername Jira usernamepassword Jira passwordissue-key-prefix Prefix for an issue key. e.g if issue key is FOO-12345 then FOO can be entered so 12345 can be used on the command linejira s 12345
Display data from a single jira issue
jira jql "fixVersion IN (1.3.0, 1.4.0) AND component = Foo"
Query Jira for a specified list of issues
jira add 12345 fixVersion "1.6.2"
Add data to a specific field
jira set 12345 "Branch Name" "foo-bar"
Set data for a specific field
jira remove 12345 component FooBar
Remove data from a specific field
FAQs
Command line interface for jira issues
The npm package jira-tool receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, jira-tool popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that jira-tool demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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