setjtime 1.2.1

A tool to log time to JIRA issues directly from the terminal.

setjtime

A Jira time logger tool via terminal.

setjtime allows you to log time to JIRA issues directly from your terminal. It supports adding simple comments so you can provide context for the time logged. This tool uses the REST API of JIRA to interact with your JIRA server, and requires environment variables for configuration.

Features

• Log time to JIRA issues directly from the terminal
• Add comments to JIRA issues for context
• Environment variable configuration for JIRA server, username, and password
• Works as a global CLI command after installation

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Installation

pip install setjcomment

Or install from source:

git clone https://github.com/JuanJoseSolorzano/setjtime_project.git 
cd setjtime_project
pip install .

Required Environment Variables

• JIRA_SERVER: The URL of your JIRA server (e.g., yourdomain.atlassian.net).
• JIRA_USERNAME: Your JIRA username (usually your email address).
• JIRA_PASSWORD: Your JIRA API token or password.

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Usage

positional arguments:
  issue_id              The ID of the JIRA issue (e.g., 6552 for SETV-6552).

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit

  -t TIME,    --time     TIME    : Time spent (e.g., "2h", "30m").
  -c COMMENT, --comment  COMMENT : Add a short unformatted comment [optional].

Examples

setjcomment 6552 -s "This is a short comment."
setjcomment 6552 -t "2h" # Logs 2 hours to the JIRA issue.
setjcomment 6552 -c "This is a short comment." # Adds a short comment to the JIRA issue.

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License

See LICENSE for details.

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Author

Juan Jose Solorzano Carrillo — [e-mail]