@be-codified/happy-jira

CLI tool for communicating with JIRA API.

Usage no npm install needed!

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README

Happy Jira

CLI tool for communicating with JIRA API.

Installling

npm i @be-codified/happy-jira -g

Set up config

happy-jira config

Enter subdomain, username and token. See how set token in Jira.

Usage

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Commands

Command Description
happy-jira config

happy-jira config --reset		 Setting config data (subdomain, username and token) for Jira authentication.
Sample: happy-jira config

Resetting config data.
Sample: happy-jira config --reset
happy-jira issue --id=id Showing issue details.
Sample: happy-jira issue --id=JIRA-ISSUE-ID
happy-jira worklog --id=id --list

happy-jira worklog --id=id --time=time --comment="comment"		 Showing worklog of issue.
Sample: happy-jira worklog --id=JIRA-ISSUE-ID --list

Adding worklog.
Sample: happy-jira worklog --id=JIRA-ISSUE-ID --time=3600 --comment="Worklog comment."

Options

Options Description
--version Showing version number.
Usage sample: happy-jira --version
--help Showing help.
Usage sample: happy-jira --help