Isos Technology Python Atlassian Cloud Automation Environment Test
License: GPLv3
Requirements
- Python >= 3.7.7
- appdirs == 1.4.3
- argcomplete == 1.11.1
- atlassian-python-api == 1.15.6
- blessed == 1.17.5
- certifi == 2020.4.5.1
- chardet == 3.0.4
- colorama == 0.4.3
- coloredlogs == 14.0
- cursor == 1.3.4
- decorator == 4.4.2
- enlighten == 1.5.1
- halo == 0.0.29
- humanfriendly == 8.2
- idna == 2.9
- importlib-metadata == 1.6.0
- log-symbols == 0.0.14
- milc == 1.0.7
- oauthlib == 3.1.0
- requests == 2.23.0
- requests-futures == 1.0.0
- requests-oauthlib == 1.3.0
- six == 1.14.0
- spinners == 0.0.24
- termcolor == 1.1.0
- urllib3 == 1.25.9
- wcwidth == 0.1.9
- zipp == 3.1.0
To install / test environment
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Ensure you have python 3 version 3.7.7 or greater installed.
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Generate an Atlassian API Token following these directions.
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Install the environment test:
# You might have to run as Administrator or sudo depending on your setup. python3 setup.py install --user -
Configure the test:
isos-env-test config general.jira_url=[Your Jira Cloud URL] \ general.username=[Your cloud account email address] \ general.api_token=[Your api token] \ general.data_path=[A file path to test access to] -
Run the test:
isos-env-test
To install / test with virtualenv
- Ensure you have python 3 version 3.7.7 or greater installed
- Generate an Atlassian API Token following these directions
- Install virtualenv:
pip3 install virtualenv - Create and source a virtualenv:
virtualenv env source env/bin/activate - Run the following commands in Terminal or Powershell:
python setup.py install - Configure the test:
isos-env-test config general.jira_url=[Your Jira Cloud URL] \ general.username=[Your cloud account email address] \ general.api_token=[Your api token] \ general.data_path=[A file path to test access to] - Run the test:
isos-env-test
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