Leona
CLI for DevOps Integration
Install
$ pip install leona
Initial Setup
1.- Run the command leona
$ leona
The first time you run the command leona, It will create a config file named leona_config.yml in your home folder.
2.- Open the config file.
$ code ~/leona_config.yml
OR
vi ~/leona_config.yml
3.- Fill in your credentials
---
bitbucket:
username: your_username
password: your_password
jira:
username: your_username
token: your_token
teams:
webhook: your_webhook
4.- You are good to go
$ leona
Usage: leona [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
build
build-prod
commitslog
getissues
getprojects
jiralogs
pr
push
sendmessage
test
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