Hey everyone,
I'm looking to create some custom charts based on filters I've created in Jira. Things such as customer reported bugs, ect. but the built in charts don't cover all my needs. Can anyone point me in the right direction to get started? I've found a few tutorials, but they don't give a solid starting point and leave me with a few questions. (https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-platform/guides/dashboards/tutorial-writing-gadgets-for-jira This Tutorial).
My questions are: Where do I enter the commands it asks me to enter? Is that server side of my jira instance? Am I able to do that without admin privileges? (I'm only QA at my company and don't have admin access). Can I create a google gadget and easily plug it into my jira instance, and use that reporting on a dashboard I've created? Any good tutorials that someone could point me to?
I'm sorry for the overload of questions, but any help would be greatly appreciated :) Thanks everyone!
Hi,
I think you are looking for a new dashboard, where you have quite some already available gadgets that you pass your filters and they draw the chart or graphic for you.
Hope it helps...
Hi Tim
The tutorial assumes that you know the following:
Creating your own gadget or plugin involves writing code (typically Java) using the Atlassian Software Development Kit to hook into Jira. You'll also want to have a workstation where you can build Jira from source and run it locally to test with (otherwise even if you have a test Jira instance you'll be transferring files back and forth to the server, restarting the service, etc., which is annoying after the 3rd time). Setting up your development environment is covered in this[1] tutorial. Once you have built and tested the gadget, you will probably need your Jira system administrator to install it in the instance so that it's available for use.
Good luck!
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