Hello PH! I've been working on (and using) a command-line utility for Atlassian Jira for the past several months. The project is open source, and I recently made an initial release of the tool. The tool is made out of the frustration of dealing with the buggy Jira UI on my day-to-day work. Project Link: https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/... Some of the features include ====================== 1. Interactive mode + an option to easily integrate with shell/automation scripts using standard POSIX-complaint flags. 2. Easy search and navigation. For instance, you can easily search for something like "Issues that are of high priority, is in progress, was created this month, and has a label called backend". 3. Create a neat Jira ticket (and comment) using Github-flavored + Jira-flavored markdown as a template. Supports pre-defined templates. 4. The ticket details are translated to markdown from the Atlassian document and is beautifully displayed on the screen when you view it. 5. Easy sprint and epic navigation. You can quickly view tickets in previous, current, and next sprint tickets using flags like --prev, --next, and --current eg: `jira sprint list --current`. 6. Fast and straightforward ticket cloning with the ability to replace text in summary and description. 7. And many more... You can find full list of features in the project page: https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/... Your suggestions and feedback is highly appreciated. Icon credit: flaticon.com

JiraCLI

The Missing Command-line Tool for Atlassian Jira

The Missing Command-line Tool for Atlassian Jira