helm-jira

Issues and Pull requests at your fingertips through helm.

Installation

helm-jira should be available on melpa and can be installed from there.

Installation via use-package

(use-package helm-jira
  :config

  (setq
   ;; URL of your JIRA instance (should not end in a slash)
   helm-jira-url "https://jira.yourcompany.com"      

   ;; The ID of the board you want to interact with
   helm-jira-board-id 123

   ;; The username to use to log in to JIRA
   helm-jira-username "myJiraUser"

   ;; The JIRA-project you want to interact with
   helm-jira-project "myProject"


   ;; URL of the stash/bitbucket API (should not end in a slash)
   helm-jira-stash-url "https://src.yourcompany.com"

   ;; The stash/bitbucket repo you want to interact with
   helm-jira-repo "myRepo"))

Configuration

There's a few custom variables you may want to set:

• helm-jira-url:
• helm-jira-board-id: The ID of the board you want to interact with
• helm-jira-username: The username to use to log in to JIRA
• helm-jira-project: The JIRA-project you want to interact with
• helm-jira-stash-url: URL of the stash/bitbucket API (should not end in a slash)
• helm-jira-repo: The stash/bitbucket repo you want to interact with

Commands

Here's the commands that helm-jira currently provides:

• helm-jira-helm-issues: Use helm to browse through the issues on the configured board. The default action will check-out a respective PR for the issue using magit. You can also open your browser to browse to the selected issue.
• helm-jira-helm-pull-requests: Use helm to browse through the currently open Pull Requests on stash/BitBucket. Default action will check-out an according branch using magit (magit needs to know about it, so you might want to run magit-fetch first). You can also open your browser to browse to the selected PR.
• helm-jira-logout: Unset the stored password, you will be asked for your password on the next helm-jira command.