lnr

- lnr - Working with issues - Working with templates - Create a series of tickets from a TOML file - Create a series of tickets from all TOML files in a directory - Installation - Crates.io (Linux, Mac, and Windows) - AUR (Arch-based Linux) - GitHub (Linux, Mac, and Windows) - Contributing

A Linear command line client

Working with issues

Add an organization and token. Your token can be generated in Linear Settings

bash lnr org add

Create a new issue

bash lnr issue create

View issue (linked to current branch)

bash lnr issue view

Edit issue (linked to current branch)

bash lnr issue edit

Working with templates

Create a series of tickets from a TOML file

Input file (uses handlebars-style variables)

```toml

build_batcave.toml

[variables] name = "Alfred"

[parent] title = "This is a parent issue" description = """ We need to create a batcave

Make sure to coordinate with {{name}}

See child tickets """

[[children]] title = "This is a child issue for {{name}} to complete" description = """ Figure out where to put the batcave

• Some place dark and dingy
• Make sure to coordinate with {{name}} """

[[children]] title = "This is a second child issue that will be linked to the parent issue" description = """ Make sure that we have enough bats

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] They can't bite too much
• [ ] At least a dozen
• [ ] Don't overdo it this time """

```

Command

bash lnr template evaluate --path ~/Documents/build_batcave.toml

Create a series of tickets from all TOML files in a directory

When passed a directory, Linear Templater will recursively walk through the directory and all sub-directories and create tickets from all the TOML files that are not Cargo.toml.

Command

```bash

Create tickets from all TOML files in the current directory

lnr template evaluate --path . ```

Installation

Crates.io (Linux, Mac, and Windows)

Install Rust

```bash

Linux and MacOS

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh ```

Install lnr

bash cargo install lnr

AUR (Arch-based Linux)

```bash

Use yay or another AUR helper

yay lnr-bin ```

GitHub (Linux, Mac, and Windows)

Install Rust

Clone the project

bash git clone git@github.com:alanvardy/lnr.git cd tod ./test.sh # run the tests cargo build --release

You can then find the binary in /target/release/

Contributing

Contributions are welcome, be sure to open up an issue first!