WARNING: This is work in progress, don't trust to use this yet.

Use the following environment variables to configure clira, with the values for your corresponding setup:

export JIRA_HOST=http://localhost:8080
export JIRA_USER=admin
export JIRA_PASSWORD=admin

clira ls

clira get KEY-1

You'll need:

• Either minikube or docker-compose, and
• a MyAtlassian account, with either a valid license or the ability to get a new evaluation license for 90 days.

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/ifosch/clira
cd clira

Ensure your minikube has, at least 3 cpus and >2048 Mb of memory:

minikube stop
minikube config set memory 4096
minikube config set cpus 3
minikube delete
minikube start

Once minikube has enough resources:

kubectl apply -f manifests/local-jira.yaml

Wait until the pod is finally running, and then you'll get your JIRA to be setup:

minikube service jira

This setup uses the port 8080 in your computer. Edit the docker-compose.yml file to change it.

If you prefer to use docker-compose:

cd manifests
docker-compose up

Finally, once the container is running fine, open a browser and point it to https://localhost:8008.

Go ahead with standard JIRA setup which will require you to provide a license from Atlassian, which can be for evaluation. Then you'll have to create a user account, and a project. Ensure to have a Scrum software project, with sprints

For testing, use go test ./... in the root directory For formatting, use your editor of choice, or run gofmt -w ., in the root directory. For running you can use go run main.go.