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Leonid Maslov
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Description

Jira plugin which provides a possibility to use your favorite programming language to script and interact with Jira server in realtime. The plugin provide following working modes:

Jira web-executor interface - allows to execute script input from Jira admin interface, no continuos working session support and no working context preservation between invocations.
Jira web-cli interface - allows to create and manage working scripting sessions from Jira admin interface, connect to them and execute script code in the scripting session context - state is preserved between invocations.
The are sample console clients available (Ruby, Groovy) which works similar to interactive language shells (irb, groovysh).

Version history

CollapsedExpanded1.0.0Jira Server 4.3 - 4.3.42011-03-30Initial release
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Version 1.0.0 • Released 2011-03-30 • Supported By Leonid Maslov • Free • Apache License, Version 2.0 (ASL)
Language support

At the moment following programming languages are supported:
- JavaScript (Rhino) shipped with Oracle JDK - default
- Groovy 1.7.9 - separate
- JRuby 1.5.6 - separate.
Languages are implemented as standalone plug-able components, installed separately, except for Rhino available by default.

The target is to come as close to Firebug / IRB / Groovysh as possible :)

How could I use it?

When working with it I have several use-cases in mind: Use it as console-tool to script and automate certain configuration changes (local development; staging etc development rollout) Use it as a tool to play with Jira system API at realtime (local development needs) I would really appreciate if you will think out other use-cases and will report them back to me. So do it :)