An application that will push Jira notifications to your Discord server.
- In your selected server, open up
Server Settings. - Click on
Webhooksand selectCreate Webhook. Edityour Webhook with your desired settings. You can optionally set an avatar and name now, however, they will be overwritten on app startup.- Set your
Webhook URLa side and continue over to Jira.
- Select the settings button next to your avatar
and click on
System. - On the left panel, navigate to
WebHooksunder theAdvancedsection. - Click on
Create a WebHookon the top right of the current tab. - Give your Webhook a
Name, set the Status toEnabled, and theURLtohttp://<ip_of_listener>:<port_of_listener>. - Set the
Eventsof the Webhook. Not all events have been tested. The ones shown in the screenshot below will work without an issue.
You must launch DiscordJiraApp.exe with specific command line arguments. Below is a summary of those arguments:
Syntax is the same for each argument: -argument=parameter
| Argument | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
-jiraAddress |
IP Address of your Jira server | true |
-listenerPort |
Port that you would like the listener to wait on | true |
-discordWebhook |
Webhook link generated from your Discord server | true |
-discordUsername |
Username of your bot | true |
-discordAvatarUrl |
URL that specifies your bot's avatar | true |
Example: DiscordJiraApp.exe -jiraAddress=127.0.0.1 -listenerPort=2555 -discordWebhook=https://canary.discordapp.com/api/webhooks/<server_uid>/<unique_identifier> -discordUsername="Jira Issue Tracker" -discordAvatarUrl=https://i.imgur.com/mdp3NY3.png