- JIRA Development Cookbook Third Edition
- JIRA Development Cookbook Third Edition
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Plugin Development Process
- 2. Understanding the Plugin Framework
- Introduction
- Modifying Atlassian bundled plugins
- Converting plugins from V1 to V2
- Adding resources into plugins
- Adding web resources into plugins
- Building JIRA from source
- Adding new webwork actions to JIRA
- Form token handling in webwork actions
- Capturing plugin installation/uninstallation events
- 3. Working with Custom Fields
- Introduction
- Writing a simple custom field
- Custom field searchers
- Dealing with custom fields on an issue
- Programming custom field options
- Overriding the validation of custom fields
- Customizing the change log value
- Migrating from one custom field type to another
- Making custom fields sortable
- Displaying custom fields on subtask columns
- User and date fields
- Adding custom fields to notification e-mails
- Adding help text for a custom field
- Removing the "none" option from a select field
- Making the custom field project importable
- Changing the size of a text area custom field
- 4. Programming Workflows
- Introduction
- Writing a workflow condition
- Writing a workflow validator
- Writing a workflow post function
- Editing an active workflow
- Permissions based on workflow status
- Including/excluding resolutions for specific transitions
- Adding workflow triggers
- Internationalization in workflow statuses
- Obtaining available workflow actions programmatically
- Programmatically progressing on workflows
- Obtaining workflow history from the database
- Reordering workflow actions in JIRA
- Creating common transitions in workflows
- Creating global transitions in workflows
- 5. Gadgets and Reporting in JIRA
- 6. The Power of JIRA Searching
- Introduction
- Writing a JQL function
- Sanitizing JQL functions
- Adding a search request view
- Smart querying using quick search
- Searching in plugins
- Parsing a JQL query in plugins
- Linking directly to search queries
- Index and de-index issues programmatically
- Searching on issue entity properties
- Managing filters programmatically
- Subscribing to a filter
- 7. Programming Issues
- Introduction
- Creating an issue from a plugin
- Creating subtasks on an issue
- Updating an issue
- Deleting an issue
- Adding new issue operations
- Conditions on issue operations
- Working with attachments
- Time tracking and worklog management
- Working with comments on issues
- Programming change logs
- Programming issue links
- JavaScript tricks on issue fields
- Creating issues and comments from e-mail
- 8. Customizing the UI
- Introduction
- Changing the basic look and feel
- Adding new web sections in the UI
- Adding new web items in the UI
- Use of decorators and other metadata tags
- Adding conditions for web fragments
- Creating new velocity context for web fragments
- Adding a new drop-down menu on the top navigation bar
- Dynamic creation of web items
- Adding new tabs in the View Issue screen
- Adding new tabs in the Browse Project screen
- Adding new links in the Project-centric view
- Adding new panels in the project-centric view
- Adding sub-navigation in Project-centric view
- Adding issue link renderers
- Displaying dynamic notifications/warnings on issues
- Re-ordering Issue Operations in the View Issue page
- Re-ordering fields in the View Issue page
- 9. Remote Access to JIRA
- Introduction
- Writing Java client for REST API
- Working with issues
- Working with attachments
- Remote time tracking
- Working with comments
- Remote user and group management
- Progressing an issue in workflow
- Searching issues
- Managing versions
- Managing components
- Remote administration methods
- Exposing services and data entities as REST APIs
- Using the REST API browser
- Working with JIRA Webhooks
- 10. Dealing with the JIRA Database
- Introduction
- Extending the JIRA database with a custom schema
- Accessing database entities from plugins
- Persisting plugin information in the JIRA database
- Using Active Objects to store data
- Accessing the JIRA configuration properties
- Getting a database connection for JDBC calls
- Migrating a custom field from one type to another
- Retrieving issue information from a database
- Retrieving custom field details from a database
- Retrieving permissions on issues from a database
- Retrieving workflow details from a database
- Updating the issue status in a database
- Retrieving users and groups from a database
- Dealing with change history in a database
- 11. Useful Recipes
- Introduction
- Writing a service in JIRA
- Adding configurable parameters to a service
- Writing scheduled tasks in JIRA
- Writing listeners in JIRA
- Customizing e-mail content
- Redirecting to a different page in webwork actions
- Adding custom behavior for user details
- Deploying a servlet in JIRA
- Adding shared parameters to Servlet Context
- Writing a Servlet Context Listener
- Using filters to intercept queries in JIRA
- Adding and importing components in JIRA
- Adding new module types to JIRA
- Enabling access logs in JIRA
- Enabling SQL logging in JIRA
- Internationalization in webwork plugins
- Sharing common libraries across v2 plugins
- Operations using direct HTML links
- Implementing Marketplace licensing in plugins
This book focuses on JIRA development. You need the following software as a bare minimum:
- JIRA 7.x+
- JAVA 1.8
- Maven 3.x
- Atlassian Plugin SDK 6.x+
- An IDE of your choice. The examples in the book use Eclipse.
- A database supported by JIRA. The examples in the book use H2DB, which comes with standalone JIRA.
Some of the recipes are too simple to use the fully fledged plugin-development process, and you will see this highlighted as you read through the book!
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