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Jira Issue Finder

Autosuggest for search in Jira

Jira Issue Finder


This script might be extremely useful for those of us using Jira.
The feature will add ajax autosuggest to the search box on the top right.
While typing a text search (typically a part of the issue title) the feature will suggest a (configurable) list of issues for that search.

Screenshot Jira Search

A click on the title of a suggested issue will redirect to the issue's details screen.

The feature is fully configurable by clicking on the small calendar icon to the right of the search box. This will bring up a small window where you can configure:

Screenshot Jira Configure

Options:

  • baseUrl: this is used for making the ajax calls (ie http://jira.mydomain.com)
  • searchLength: number of characters needed before autosuggest is triggered (less letters = more request to server!!, so 3 to 4 is a good number)
  • project: select a project in which you like the autosuggest to search (at first configuration, a list of projects is gathered through a ajax call, and then stored in the config for later fast revision)
  • sortField: field on which you would like the results to be sorted
  • sortOrder: ASC or DESC
  • maxResults: max number of results the autosuggest should pick up (keep this number around 10 for faster response)

Chosen options are persisted in the about:config of firefox.

Note

1) The baseUrl configuration is required for the ajax calls!
2) If the autosuggest does not work, you must configure the included pages for this script to work on your domain:
Right click the monkey -> Manage user scripts... -> Select 'Jira Issue Finder' -> Includes pages: "Add...".
Add the url you have configured to be your baseUrl, ie: "http://jira.domain.com/**"

enjoy!Rubiwachs






Jun 1, 2007
Rubiwachs Script's author

I changed the default @include to */jira/* as suggested by Ones Self (thx for that!).

 
May 17, 2007
Ones Self Scriptwright

The default @include url should be changed to */jira/*. This would probably include 95% of jira installations.

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