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Alfred workflow to quickly search through your Jira issues

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This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (alfred-jira-search) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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Alfred Jira Search

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Alfred workflow to quickly search through your Jira issues 🔎

Installation

This workflow works on top of alfy, you can install it with NPM:

npm install -g alfred-jira-search

Or you can download the worflow from the releases page.

Configuration

You need to set up the following variables for the workflow to work:

  • JIRA_ORG: the name of your Jira organization (https://{JIRA_ORG}.atlassian.net)
  • JIRA_USERNAME: your username used to connect to Jira
  • JIRA_TOKEN: a Jira API token

You can create an API token by logging in to https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens.

Usage

Type jira with or without a query and a list of Jira issues will be displayed. You can then press return to open the issue page.

jira

Lists the 10 most recents issues that are assigned to you and unresolved. The following JQL query is used:

assignee = currentUser()
AND resolution = Unresolved
ORDER BY updated DESC

jira <issueKey>

Find issues by their key. The following JQL query is used:

issue = '<issueKey>'
OR issue = '<issueKey>0'
OR issue = '<issueKey>1'
OR issue = '<issueKey>2'
OR issue = '<issueKey>3'
OR issue = '<issueKey>4'
OR issue = '<issueKey>5'
OR issue = '<issueKey>6'
OR issue = '<issueKey>7'
OR issue = '<issueKey>8'
OR issue = '<issueKey>9'
ORDER BY updated DESC

If you search for JIRA-10, all issues between JIRA-100 and JIRA-109 will match too.

jira p <projectKey>[ <text>]

List all issues in the given project, and filter them with the <text> search query. The following JQL query is used:

[text ~ '<text>' AND ]project = '<projectKey>' ORDER BY updated DESC

jira <text>

For all queries not matching the Regex of a Jira issue key, a simple text query will be used:

text ~ '<text>' ORDER BY updated DESC

jira u <user> (todo)

Search for users, list all issues assigned to the given user by updated date on activation.

jira v <version> (todo)

Search for versions, list all issues in the version on activation.

jira b <board> (todo)

Search for boards, list all issues in the board on activation.