PLEASE NOTE: This project is not beeing maintained. I've been suggested that the following project might be better suited if you're looking for a C# jira client https://bitbucket.org/farmas/atlassian.net-sdk/wiki/Home (however I havn't tried it).
AnotherJiraRestClient is a(nother) .NET wrapper for the Jira REST API written in C#.
All access to the Jira API is done via the JiraClient
class. See XML documentation for more details, this document only captues a few example use cases.
JiraClient.GetIssue(string issueKey) returns the Issue
with the specified key. Issue matches the JSON object
returned from the Jira API.
Example usage in C#:
var account = new JiraAccount("https://example.atlassian.net", "user", "password");
var client = new JiraClient(account);
// Retrieve issue with key TES-1
var issue = client.GetIssue("TES-1");
GetIssuesByJql(...) returns the Issues
by searching using the specified jql query (see Jira API documentation).
Example usage in C#:
var account = new JiraAccount("https://example.atlassian.net", "user", "password");
var client = new JiraClient(account);
// Retrieve issues in project TES and priority 1, 2 or 3.
var issues = client.GetIssuesByJql(
"project=TES AND priority in (1, 2, 3)",
0,
25,
new string[] {AnotherJiraRestClient.Issue.FIELD_SUMMARY, AnotherJiraRestClient.Issue.FIELD_STATUS, AnotherJiraRestClient.Issue.FIELD_PRIORITY});
CreateIssue(CreateIssue newIssue) creates a new issue in Jira and returns the created issue.
Example usage in C#:
var account = new JiraAccount("https://example.atlassian.net", "user", "password");
var client = new JiraClient(account);
// Create object representation of a new issue
var newIssue = new CreateIssue("TES", "Summary text", "Description text", "1", "1", new string[] { "label1", "label2" });
// Upload the new issue to Jira and store the new issue in createdIssue (contains for example the assigned key)
var createdIssue = client.CreateIssue(newIssue);