Sharing some Custom Commands

[AlJohri]

Hi all, I wanted to just share some custom commands that I pieced together and found useful since documentation was a little hard to come by. I'm using like 0.1% of what this tool has to offer but its proven useful nonetheless.

1. Create/Edit Jira Ticket using Browser (instead of $EDITOR)

   This opens the browser to the CreateIssueDetails page with several fields pre-populated to make it easier to create tickets without forgetting to add a component, epic, etc.

   Usages: jira qc,jira qc --component1, jira qc --epic PROJ-1234, jira qc --component1 --component2 --summary "this is the title"

   For epics or sprints, check which custom field ID you're using by running: jira createmeta | jq '.fields'. Edit the board name, component id, sprint field name, and epic field name below:

   - name: quick-create
     aliases:
         - qc
     help: quick create jira ticket using web ui
     options:
       - name: type
         default: 3
       - name: priority
         default: 3
       - name: summary
         default: Title
       - name: reporter
         default: $(whoami)
       - name: component1
         type: BOOL
         default: false
       - name: component2
         type: BOOL
         default: false
       - name: epic
   
     script: |
       board_name="!!YOUR BOARD NAME HERE!!"
       board_id=$({{jira}} req "/rest/agile/1.0/board?projectKeyOrId=$JIRA_PROJECT&name=$board_name" --gjq values.0.id)      
       project_id=$({{jira}} req "/rest/agile/1.0/board/$board_id/project/" --gjq values.0.id)      
       sprint_id=$({{jira}} req "/rest/agile/1.0/board/$board_id/sprint?state=active" --gjq values.0.id)
   
       echo "Creaing issue on project $JIRA_PROJECT ($project_id), board $board_name ($board_id), sprint $sprint_id"
   
       url="https://issues.labcollab.net/secure/CreateIssueDetails%21init.jspa?"
       url+="pid=$project_id"
       url+="&customfield_10227=$sprint_id"
       url+="&reporter={{options.reporter}}"
       url+="&issuetype={{options.type}}"
       url+="&summary={{options.summary}}"
       url+="&priority={{options.priority}}"
   
       if [[ "{{ options.component1 }}" == "true" ]]; then
         url+="&components=!!COMPONENT1_IDHERE!!"
       fi
   
       if [[ "{{ options.component2 }}" == "true" ]]; then
         url+="&components=!!COMPONENT2_IDHERE!!"
       fi
   
       if [[ "{{ options.epic }}" != "<no value>" ]]; then
         url+="&customfield_10600=key:{{ options.epic }}"
       fi      
   
       echo "\nURL: $url"
       open "$url"

   Thanks to @coryb for this comment: True life custom commands samples #230 (comment).

2. Open Named Query using FZF

   Opens a named query using FZF to create a text user interface. You can easily search through issues and use your arrow keys or mouse to click on different issues and see them populate in the sidebar on the right.

   Requires: brew install fzf.

   - name: ls-named-query-fzf
     aliases:
       - lf
     help: ls with named queries using fzf interface
     args:
       - name: query
     script: |
       {{jira}} ls -n {{args.query}} | \
         fzf --preview="echo {} | cut -d : -f 1 | xargs -I % sh -c 'jira view %'"
   

   Credit goes to @itai-stratoscale from tig like interface? #156 (comment).

3. Auth via Cookies for private Jira.

   Run jira a to grab Jira cookies from Chrome to authenticate with difficult private Jira's behind SSO.

   Requires: brew install jq and pip3 install --user get-browser-cookies.

   - name: auth
     aliases:
       - a
     help: authenticate to jira using cookies
     script: |
       get-browser-cookies \
         --browser chrome \
         --domain !!YOUR_JIRA_DOMAIN_HERE!! | \
         jq 'select(.value | contains("\"") | not)' | \
         jq '{
           "Name": .name,
           "Value": .value,
           "Path": .path,
           "Domain": .domain,
           "Expires": .expires,
           "Secure": .secure}' | \
         jq -s '.' > ~/.jira.d/cookies.js

   Thanks to the folks in Self-hosted Jira behind Okta #241 for the idea. Looks like the folks in Ability to use JSESSION token from Cookie for self-hosted JIRA installs? #231 came to a similar approach.