Installation

I suggest you create a virtualenv

Then just use pip or easy_install.

pip install redmine-cli

or

easy_install redmine-cli

Usage

You have to configure the application by getting a REST API key for your Redmine user

Then edit the configuration file in your home directory ( ~/.redmine-cli )

[default]
key=YOUR_REDMINE_REST_API_KEY
my_id=YOUR_REDMINE_USER_ID
root_url=YOUR_REDMINE_ROOT_URL_WITH_PROTOCOL
#change to false if you don't want to verify SSL certificates. default is true
verify_ssl=true

Example values

[default]
key=c7461a8ed1e4c27b76ce3bec0c0f06f4
my_id=44
root_url=https://redmine.mycompany.com

Command-line syntax

usage: redmine [-h] [--key APIKEY] [--debug] [--root-url ROOT_URL]
               [--user-id USER_ID] [--version]
               {query,issues,open,issue} ...

positional arguments:
  {query,issues,open,issue}
    query               run a saved query by id
    issues              show my issues
    open                open an issue in default browser
    issue               show details on an issue

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --key APIKEY          set API key
  --debug               write received data in debug.json
  --root-url ROOT_URL   root url of Redmine instance
  --user-id USER_ID     your Redmine user id
  --version             show program's version number and exit

Sample output

+------+----------+-------------+---------------------------+
|  ID  | PRIORITY |    STATUS   |    TITLE                  |
+------+----------+-------------+---------------------------+
| 6534 |   High   | In Progress | Issue 1                   |
| 4081 |  Normal  |   Feedback  | Issue 2                   |
+------+----------+-------------+---------------------------+

Bugs, feature requests, etc…

Please use Github’s issue tracker : https://github.com/yanjost/redmine-cli/issues