A helga plugin that can be used to store responses that can be returned from a question
Project description
A helga plugin for providing links and/or descriptions of JIRA tickets. For example:
<sduncan> can you look at API-123 <helga> sduncan might be talking about JIRA ticket http://example.com/API-123
Regular expressions for this plugin are stored as the project key without any numbers. So in the example above, the regular expression for ‘API-123’ is stored as ‘API’. This plugin also responds with multiple tickets should they be found:
<sduncan> i'm working on API-123 and API-456 <helga> sduncan might be talking about JIRA ticket http://example.com/API-123, http://example.com/API-456
Optionally, this plugin can use JIRA’s REST API in order to show full ticket descriptions if the setting JIRA_REST_API is set and JIRA_SHOW_FULL_DESCRIPTIONS is set to True:
<sduncan> can you look at API-123 <helga> [API-123] Make a new version of the API
This plugin also includes a command for adding or removing JIRA ticket patterns. Usage:
helga jira (add_re|remove_re) <pattern>
For example:
<sduncan> !jira add_re API <sduncan> API-123 <helga> sduncan might be talking about JIRA ticket http://example.com/API-123 <sduncan> !jira remove_re API <sduncan> API-123
Settings
- JIRA_URL
A URL format string for showing JIRA links. This should contain a format parameter ‘{ticket}’. (default: ‘http://localhost/{ticket}’)
- JIRA_REST_API
A URL string, if non-empty, for a JIRA REST API for the JIRA plugin to use. Much like JIRA_URL, this should contain a format parameter ‘{ticket}’. Note that this requires a minmum JIRA version to work, one that has the updated REST api. See https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/latest/. (default: ‘http://localhost/api/{ticket}’)
- JIRA_SHOW_FULL_DESCRIPTION
A boolean, if False, only the formatted JIRA_URL will be returned for JIRA links. If True, a full ticket title will be shown. This requires JIRA_REST_API to be set. (default: False)
- JIRA_AUTH
A two-tuple of JIRA credentials, username and password. If empty, no authentication is used. (default: (‘’, ‘’))
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Shaun Duncan
Licensed under an MIT license.
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