Atlassian Automator

The Atlassian Automator checks last updated dates/times for pages in Confluence and raises JIRA tickets when they are older than a date set by the user. This may be extended to other use-cases in future (hence the generic name).

$ ./atlassian-automator -h
Usage: atlassian-automator --atlassian-token=STRING --atlassian-username=STRING

Flags:
  -h, --help                         Show context-sensitive help.
      --atlassian-token=STRING       Your Atlassian API token. Either the environment variable or the flag MUST be set
                                     ($ATLASSIAN_TOKEN).
      --atlassian-username=STRING    Your Atlassian user name. Either the environment variable or the flag MUST be set
                                     ($ATLASSIAN_USERNAME).
      --config="config.yaml"         Path to atlassian-automator config file ($CONFIG_FILE).
      --listen-address=":8000"       Address on which HTTP server will listen (for healthchecks and metrics)
                                     ($LISTEN_ADDRESS).

Configuration

1. Ensure your $ATLASSIAN_USERNAME and $ATLASSIAN_TOKEN environment variables / command line arguments are set
2. Copy config.example.yaml to config.yaml and edit as appropriate
3. go build
4. ./atlassian-automator

Development

To develop and test this you'll need the following:

• A Jira Cloud development account (sign up here) with:
  • A Jira Project called Atlassian Automator (AA)
  • A Confluence Space called Atlassian Automator (AA)
• An Atlassian API token (see here)
• The following environment variables set:
  • ATLASSIAN_USERNAME (your email address)
  • ATLASSIAN_TOKEN (the Atlassian token you created above)