Your JIRA project code(s) comma delimited# jira2html Automatically output a list of JIRA issues to an HTML table and push them to a git-hub repository. The original target for this exercise was a page to be published to a Wiki.js wiki backed by git.

• PyGithub: pip install PyGithub
• JIRA Python: pip install jira
• ConfigObj: pip install configobj

• You need have to create a GitHub access token here (Select only 'repo' as scope).
• If you are using a cloud instance of JIRA you will need an access token. Instructions on how to get one are here
• You need to create a configuration files using the provided template. The script will automatically look for a local configuration file named "jira2html.conf", but you can also use the "-c" command line option to specify an alternative configuration file

The configuration file must contain:

# Template config file for jira2md.py
jira_url=                           # URL of your JIRA server
jira_projects=                       # Your JIRA project code(s) comma delimited
jira_usr=                           # Your JIRA username
jira_token=                         # Your JIRA API access token (if cloud instance) or password (if self hosted)
git_token=                          # Obtained from https://github.com/settings/tokens
git_repo=                           # yourOrg/yourRepo
commit_message=                     # Git commit message
status_filter=True                  # If true shows only open and in progress issues, set to false for all issues
md_file=                            # git repo path of output file

A configuration file template is included in the repository. To use rename to jira2html.conf and fill in.

>> python jira2html.py [-c <configFile>]