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First of all, Projectrak and Scriptrunner for Cloud, have to be installed in a Jira instance.
A Projectrak API token is needed in order to make REST calls.
If you don’t have one yet, please create one. But if you have already got it, you can reuse it.Create ScriptRunner variables:
Store the Projectrak API token Id & Password as variables. Also the Projectrak API base URL:
Open the Scriptrunner console and insert the following code example:
Code Block def apiKeyCredentials = [name: "${PROJECTRAK_API_TOKEN_ID}", password: "${PROJECTRAK_API_TOKEN_PASSWORD}"]; Map<String, Object> response = post("${PROJECTRAK_API_BASE_URL}/api-keys/jwt") .header("Content-Type","application/json") .body(apiKeyCredentials) .asObject(Map).body; def jwt = response.jwt; response = get("${PROJECTRAK_API_BASE_URL}/search/projects") .header("Authorization", "Bearer ${jwt}") .queryString('size', '2') .asObject(Map).body; def projects = (List<Map<String, Object>>) response.projects.values def project = projects.each { item -> .get(0).project; def fieldId = <fieldId>; response = get("${PROJECTRAK_API_BASE_URL}/values/projects/${project.id}/fields/${fieldId}") .header("Authorization", "Bearer ${jwt}") logger.info(asObject(Map).body; def projectField = response; return "Project '${item.project.name}") } return "Done!"' '${projectField.field.name}' field value: ${projectField.value.value.value}"
Note: set the “<fieldId>” you wish from the Projectrak Field manager.
This simple example gets a valid JWT using the API key credentials and then makes a call to fetch all the Jira instance projects and
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finally it get a field value from the first of returned projects.
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