Some time ago I created a GitStat app and described it in this post. To do that I used the libgit2sharp library, which I also planned to use for git plugin for TeamScreen. Unfortunately, at the time I’m writing this post, there isn’t the libgit2sharp version for .NET Core. I needed alternate approach so I decided to go for accessing GitHub repository via its REST API. I wanted to have general solution, but it’s just not possible at this time 🙁…
JIRA is one of the most popular tools for IT teams to manage work and it’ll be next integration for TeamScreen. Documentation is straightforward, so It was easy for me to do it. Same as with TeamCity integration I’ll leverage the power of REST API and RestEase library. For authentication, you have two options – basic HTTP authentication and oath. Recommended is OAuth, but for now, I’ll use basic HTTP authentication, because at the moment the priority is just to connect and display issues from JIRA. JIRA…
As I mentioned in my previous Get Noticed post. TeamScreen first integration will be with TeamCity. For those who don’t know TeamCity is a continuous integration tool created by awesome guys from JetBrains company that brought you Resharper, IntelliJ, WebSharper and many other great tools. What I want from TeamCity is a list of builds and statuses for them. A quick search in google gave me this page, which describes how to connect to TeamCity and get an info I need using REST…