Jira-Vim : A vim plugin to access your Jira workspace directly from Vim
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created by |
Paul Kassianik |
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ftplugin |
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description |
Jira-vim is a way to view your JIRA setup without the bloat of the JIRA UI.
Project repository: https://github.com/paulkass/jira-vim
Imagine browsing Jira on your computer. All those buttons, animations, and fancy UI magic that you don't really need are really slowing down your computer. It's not improving your productivity, on the contrary it makes you wait and distract yourself while it loads features you'll never need! So I created this: an attempt at de-bloating Jira by getting rid of the UI and using the standard Vim environment that we know and love to display data that we obtain from the API.
Commands include:
JiraVimBoardOpen to view boards
JiraVimIssueOpen to view issues
JiraVimSelectIssue to view an issue while browsing a board
and more!
View :help jiravim for more detailed command descriptions. |
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install details |
With pathogen:
cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/paulkass/jira-vim
Then set the global variables like so:
let g:jiraVimDomainName = "antarctica"
let g:jiraVimEmail = "joethepenguin@antarctica.org"
let g:jiraVimToken = "1234567890abc..."
This would connect the user joethepenguin@antarctica.org to "https://antarctica.atlassian.net". If your domain name is not of the form "<something>.atlassian.net", you can use the whole domain name instead of the subdomain like this:
let g:jiraVimDomainName = "https://capeofgoodhope.net"
The token is generated by atlassian, here is a link on how to get it: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html
The rest of the setup should be handled at startup, the plugin will let you know if you're missing anything. Check :help jiravim-setup for more information about the setup process. |
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