Redmine CLI aims to be a CLI (Command Line Interface) for redmine (http://www.redmine.org)
Interactions with Redmine API are made throw pyredminews module (currently, only my version is supported until the author merge my changes).
This is a brand new project but it already implements basic interactions such as:
- Issue creation (using an editor or batch mode)
- Get issue details
- List all the issues of a given project
- List trackers
- List projects
Redmine CLI is licensed under CECILL License1 (French version of the GNU License, ).
Contents:
Default configuration file is ~/.redminecli/config and its format is the one of python ConfigParser:
[section]
key = valueExample:
[global]
auth_url = http://demo.redmine.org
redmine_version = 2.3
[display]
table_max_width = 30
column_max_len = 30
[credentials]
api_key = 96cdptgcGuwapJ0dAKUcYrEIIdbByi6W
[plugins]
enable_user_exit = no
plugin_dir = ~/.redminecli/plugins
user_exit_plugin = user_exitRedmine CLI designs is designed to be flexible and adaptable to each user expectation. To accomplish this, a plugin design has been chosen in order the end user to be available to rewrite (with python code) part of the application.
For now, plugins are only supported for user output. The default user output is similar to OpenStack CLI ones, and uses python prettytable module.
Example:
% redminecli.py --auth-url='http://demo.redmine.org' --unauthenticated projects-list
+-------------------------------------------+-------+------------------------------------------+
| identifier | id | name |
+-------------------------------------------+-------+------------------------------------------+
| testsdf | 10827 | testsdf |
| mytest01 | 10831 | mytest01 |
| test-red-neilson | 10832 | test red neilson |
| pronto-forms | 10833 | pronto forms |
| test-moufid | 10838 | Test Moufid |
[...]