Importing Tickets to Jira from Markdown.
Inspired by Onsi's Prolific.
If you have Go installed, you can install by running:
$> go get -u github.com/glestaris/issuez
Otherwise, you may use one of the static binaries found in releases.
issuez is a CLI that can be configured to connect to a JIRA instance and
import issues from a markdown file. The markdown file looks as follows:
[Task] Task title
Task **description** in markdown.
Epic: EPIC-123
Labels: label-a, label-b
---
[Bug] Found a bug
Markdown description supports lists:
1. A
1. B
1. C
Epic: EPIC-123
---
This is a story
_As a user, ..._
Code blocks work too:
```python
x = 12
```
E: EPIC-123
L: my-label
Run issuez using the following flags:
$> ./issuez --api https://foo.atlassian.com/jira/ --username [email protected] --token abc123 import --project-key PROJ ./issues.md
The flags are used as follows:
--apior-a: The API endpoint URL.--usernameor-u: Your Jira username.--tokenor-t: Your Jira API token. This can be generating by looking at Account Settings > Security > API Tokens.--project-keyor-p: The project you want the issues to be imported in.
Simply run:
$> make issuez
It will produce ./issuez in your local directory.
Use ./hack/test.sh or make to run tests:
$> make test
== UNIT TESTS ==================
...
== INTEGRATION TESTS ===========
...
== ACCEPTANCE TESTS ============
...
richgo is required in order to run the tests. Install it by running:
go get -u github.com/kyoh86/richgo.