Shows a list of Jira tickets assigned to a user and grouped by a status. It's also possible to transition selected ticket to a different status.
By default it shows a list of tickets returned by a following JQL:
assignee=currentuser() AND resolution=Unresolved
In order to show a different list (for example issues from the backlog or issues with a label) go to Jira's advanced search, construct a query and use it in the app's config.
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install Hammerspoon - a powerfull automation tool for OS X
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Manually:
Download the latest release, and drag Hammerspoon.app from your Downloads folder to Applications.
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Homebrew:
brew install hammerspoon --cask
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download jira-issues.spoon, unzip and double click on a .spoon file. It will be installed under
~/.hammerspoon/Spoonsfolder. -
open ~/.hammerspoon/init.lua and add the following snippet, with your parameters:
-- JIRA
hs.loadSpoon('jira-issues')
spoon['jira-issues']:setup({
jira_host = 'https://jira.tmnt.ca',
login = 'mikey',
api_token = 'cowabunga123',
})
spoon['jira-issues']:start()or, if you want to have a custom list of issues:
-- JIRA
hs.loadSpoon('jira-issues')
spoon['jira-issues']:setup({
jira_host = 'https://jira.tmnt.ca',
login = 'mikey',
api_token = 'cowabunga123',
jql = 'project = TMNT AND status = Open AND assignee in (EMPTY)'
})
spoon['jira-issues']:start()Here is atlassian documentation on how to get an API token: Manage API tokens for your Atlassian account. In case you are using an old version of Jira, simply put your password instead of an API token.
This app uses icons, to properly display them, install a feather-font by downloading this .ttf font and installing it.
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