#' jira_users
#'
#' Extract user data from the JIRA API
#' @param project_url The JIRA project ULR
#' @export
jira_users <- function(project_url) {
require(tidyverse)
require(httr)
require(purrr)
require(neugelbtools)
#get the API credentials
jira_creds <- jira_auth_check()
#generate the url
jira_url <- paste(project_url,"/rest/api/2/user/search?username=.&startAt=0&maxResults=2000",sep='')
#call the API and extract the content
call <- GET(jira_url,authenticate(jira_creds$user,jira_creds$pass))
x <- content(call,"parsed")
users <- do.call('bind_rows',map(map(x, ~ discard(.x, names(.x) %in% c('self','avatarUrls'))),as_tibble)) %>%
tidycols()
return(users)
}
jira_user_names_fix <- function(df) {
require(tidyverse)
df2 <- df %>%
filter(!is.na(display_name)) %>%
mutate(is_good_name = ifelse(str_detect(display_name,'@') == TRUE,FALSE,
ifelse(str_detect(display_name,' ') == TRUE,TRUE,FALSE)),
display_name = ifelse(str_detect(display_name,'@') == TRUE,
str_to_title(str_replace_all(str_replace_all(display_name,'@.*',''),fixed('.'),' ')),
display_name),
is_good_name = ifelse(str_detect(display_name,'@') == TRUE,FALSE,
ifelse(str_detect(display_name,' ') == TRUE,TRUE,FALSE))
)
return(df2)
}
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