CLI tool for communicating with JIRA API.
npm i @be-codified/happy-jira -g
Set up config
happy-jira config
Enter subdomain, username and token. See how set token in Jira.
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Command | Description |
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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 | Description |
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--version |
Showing version number. Usage sample: happy-jira --version |
--help |
Showing help. Usage sample: happy-jira --help |