jiraR is an R Package that uses exported Jira Issues to create data visualizations to report metrics defined by the user. It includes an RMarkdown solution as well as an RShiny GUI solution.
There are 4 main files: - countIssues.R: contains functions that count issues based on closed epics, new issues, active issues, division, and workspace. It also includes a generalized count issues function. - plotMetrics.R: creates the visualizations for the respective function in countIssues.R - xmltodf.R: converts exported Jira Issues XML file to a data frame object - metricsApp.R: the GUI for displaying the data visualizations of the metrics. Requires the Jira Issues to be input as CSV or XML.
For an example of the jiraR package being used, refer to /vignettes/jiraMetrics(Direct).Rmd
The example, directly pulls Jira issues into R using the Jira API instead of loading from a CSV or XML file.
See CONTRIBUTING.md
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