WP Mattermost Jira Slash Command

A WordPress plugin that integrates Mattermost slash commands with Jira for creating issues directly from chat channels.

Features

Slash Command Integration: Handle /jira commands from Mattermost
Channel-Project Mapping: Automatically map Mattermost channels to Jira projects
Flexible Project Keys: Support both automatic mapping and manual project key specification
Admin Interface: Easy management of settings and channel mappings
Webhook Security: Token-based verification for secure webhook handling
Invocation Logging: Comprehensive logging of all webhook requests and responses for debugging

Installation

Upload the plugin files to /wp-content/plugins/wp-mm-slash-jira/
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration to configure the plugin

Configuration

1. Jira Settings

Jira Domain: Your Jira domain (e.g., your-domain.atlassian.net)
Jira API Key: Your Jira API key in format email:api_token
Webhook Token: A secure token to verify webhook requests from Mattermost
Email Domain: Your company's email domain for automatic reporter assignment (e.g., company.com)
Enable Logging: Check this option to store detailed invocation logs for debugging and monitoring

Email Domain Feature: When configured, the plugin will automatically search for Jira users using the pattern username@emaildomain and set them as the reporter when creating issues. For example, if the email domain is set to "company.com" and user "john" creates an issue, the plugin will search for "john@company.com" in Jira and set that user as the reporter.

2. Channel Mappings

Map Mattermost channels to Jira projects:

Go to the "Channel Mappings" tab
Add new mappings with:
- Channel ID: The Mattermost channel ID
- Channel Name: Display name for the channel
- Jira Project Key: The Jira project key (e.g., PROJ, DEV, BUG)

3. Invocation Logs

Monitor and debug webhook invocations:

Go to the "Invocation Logs" tab
View all webhook requests and responses
Filter logs by channel, user, or status
Click "View Details" to see full request/response payloads
Logs include execution time, status, and error messages

4. Mattermost Configuration

Configure the slash command in Mattermost:

Go to System Console > Integrations > Slash Commands
Create a new slash command with:
- Command: /jira
- Request URL: https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira
- Request Method: POST
- Response Username: Jira Bot
- Response Icon: (Optional) Jira icon URL
- Autocomplete: Enabled
- Autocomplete Description: Create Jira issues from chat
- Autocomplete Hint: create [PROJECT-KEY-ISSUE-NUMBER] Title

Project Management

Binding Channels to Projects

There are two ways to associate Mattermost channels with Jira projects:

Method 1: Admin Interface (Recommended)

Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration in WordPress admin
Navigate to the "Channel Mappings" tab
Add new mappings with:
- Channel ID: The Mattermost channel ID (e.g., fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy)
- Channel Name: Display name for the channel (e.g., general)
- Jira Project Key: The Jira project key (e.g., PROJ, DEV, BUG)

Method 2: Channel Binding Command

Use the /jira bind command directly in any Mattermost channel:

/jira bind PROJECT-KEY

Examples:

/jira bind PROJ - Binds current channel to PROJ project
/jira bind DEV - Binds current channel to DEV project
/jira bind BUG - Binds current channel to BUG project

Benefits of Channel Binding:

Create issues without specifying project key: /jira create Fix login bug
Use quick shortcuts: /jira bug Fix login issue, /jira task Update docs
Get project-specific links: /jira link, /jira board
View channel statistics: /jira status

Unbinding Channels from Projects

To remove a channel's project binding:

/jira unbind

What happens when you unbind:

The channel is no longer mapped to any Jira project
You must specify project keys in all commands: /jira create PROJ Title
Quick shortcuts will no longer work without project keys
Use /jira bind PROJECT-KEY to bind to a different project

Example:

/jira unbind - Removes current channel's project binding
After unbinding, use /jira create PROJ Fix bug instead of /jira create Fix bug

Viewing Available Projects

To see all available Jira projects and their keys:

/jira projects

This command will:

List all projects in your Jira instance
Group projects alphabetically for easy browsing
Show project keys, names, and direct links to Jira
Provide instructions for binding and creating issues

Example Output:

📋 **Available Jira Projects**

**Total Projects:** 15

**A**
• **API** - [API Development](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/API)
• **APP** - [Application Development](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/APP)

**B**
• **BUG** - [Bug Tracking](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/BUG)

**D**
• **DEV** - [Development](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/DEV)

**T**
• **TEST** - [Testing](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/TEST)

**To bind this channel to a project:**
• `/jira bind PROJECT-KEY` - Replace PROJECT-KEY with one of the keys above

**To create issues in a specific project:**
• `/jira create PROJECT-KEY Title` - Create issue in specific project
• `/jira bug PROJECT-KEY Title` - Create bug in specific project
• `/jira task PROJECT-KEY Title` - Create task in specific project
• `/jira story PROJECT-KEY Title` - Create story in specific project

Checking Channel Status

To see the current project binding and channel statistics:

/jira status

This will show:

Current project binding (if any)
When the binding was created
Total issues created in this channel
Recent activity statistics
Available commands for the current setup

Creating Issues Without Binding

You can create issues in specific projects without binding the channel:

/jira create PROJECT-KEY Title
/jira create PROJ-123 Title

Examples:

/jira create PROJ Fix login bug - Creates issue in PROJ project
/jira create DEV-456 Add new feature - Creates issue in DEV project
/jira bug BUG Fix critical issue - Creates bug in BUG project
/jira task TEST Update test cases - Creates task in TEST project

Project Key Requirements

Jira project keys must:

Contain only uppercase letters and numbers (A-Z, 0-9)
Be 10 characters or less
Exist in your Jira instance

Valid examples: PROJ, DEV, BUG, TEST, API123 Invalid examples: project (lowercase), PROJECT-KEY (hyphens), VERYLONGPROJECTKEY (too long)

Quick Reference: Project Management Commands

Command	Description	Example
`/jira projects`	List all available Jira projects	`/jira projects`
`/jira bind PROJECT-KEY`	Bind current channel to a project	`/jira bind PROJ`
`/jira unbind`	Remove current channel's project binding	`/jira unbind`
`/jira status`	Check current project binding and stats	`/jira status`
`/jira create PROJECT-KEY Title`	Create issue in specific project	`/jira create PROJ Fix bug`
`/jira create Title`	Create issue in bound project	`/jira create Fix bug`
`/jira bug PROJECT-KEY Title`	Create bug in specific project	`/jira bug PROJ Fix bug`
`/jira task PROJECT-KEY Title`	Create task in specific project	`/jira task PROJ Update docs`
`/jira story PROJECT-KEY Title`	Create story in specific project	`/jira story PROJ Add feature`

Workflow Examples:

First time setup: /jira projects → /jira bind PROJ → /jira create Fix bug
Quick issue creation: /jira bug Fix login issue (if channel is bound)
One-off issue: /jira create DEV-123 Add feature (no binding needed)
Change project binding: /jira unbind → /jira bind DEV → /jira create Fix bug

Usage

Basic Commands

/jira create Fix login bug - Creates issue in mapped project
/jira bug Fix login issue - Creates bug issue (shortcut)
/jira task Update documentation - Creates task issue (shortcut)
/jira story Add new feature - Creates story issue (shortcut)
/jira view PROJ-123 - View detailed issue information
/jira create Bug:Fix login bug - Creates bug issue with specific type
/jira create PROJ Story:Add new feature - Creates story issue with specific project
/jira create Task:Update documentation - Creates task issue with specific type
/jira create PROJ-123 Add new feature - Creates issue with specific project
/jira assign PROJ-123 developer@company.com - Assigns issue to user by email
/jira find developer@company.com - Search for a user by email address
/jira bind PROJ - Binds current channel to Jira project
/jira unbind - Removes current channel's project binding
/jira status - Shows current project binding and statistics
/jira link - Get links for creating new tasks
/jira board - Get links to Jira boards and backlogs
/jira projects - List all available Jira projects
/jira help - Shows help message

Quick Commands (Shortcuts)

Use these shortcuts for faster issue creation:

/jira bug Title - Creates a bug issue in mapped project
/jira bug PROJECT-KEY Title - Creates a bug issue in specific project
/jira task Title - Creates a task issue in mapped project
/jira task PROJECT-KEY Title - Creates a task issue in specific project
/jira story Title - Creates a story issue in mapped project
/jira story PROJECT-KEY Title - Creates a story issue in specific project

View Issue Details

View comprehensive information about any Jira issue:

/jira view PROJ-123 - View issue details including status, description, comments, and more

Information displayed:

Summary, Type, Status, Priority
Assignee and Reporter
Story Points (if available)
Labels and Components
Description
Recent Comments (last 5)
Direct link to Jira

Command Examples

/jira create Fix login bug
/jira bug Fix login issue
/jira task Update documentation
/jira story Add new feature
/jira view PROJ-123
/jira create Bug:Fix login bug
/jira create PROJ Story:Add new feature
/jira create Task:Update documentation
/jira create PROJ-456 Add user authentication
/jira create BUG-789 Database connection timeout
/jira assign PROJ-123 developer@company.com
/jira find developer@company.com
/jira bind PROJ
/jira unbind
/jira status
/jira link
/jira board
/jira projects
/jira help

Issue Types

You can specify the issue type using the format TYPE:Title:

Task - General tasks and work items
Bug - Software defects and issues
Story - User stories and features
Epic - Large initiatives and projects
Subtask - Smaller tasks within larger issues
Improvement - Enhancements and improvements
New Feature - New functionality and features

If no issue type is specified, it will be determined automatically based on the channel name or default to 'Task'.

Response Format

Successful issue creation returns:

✅ Issue created successfully!

**Issue:** PROJ-123
**Title:** Fix login bug
**Created by:** @alan
**Project:** PROJ
**Type:** Bug
**Reporter:** John Developer (john@company.com)

[View in Jira](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/PROJ-123)

Note: The Reporter field will only appear when the Email Domain setting is configured and a matching Jira user is found.

API Endpoints

The plugin provides the following REST API endpoints:

POST /wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira - Handle slash commands
GET /wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings - Get channel mappings
POST /wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings - Add new mapping
DELETE /wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings/{id} - Delete mapping

Webhook Parameters

The webhook expects these parameters from Mattermost:

token - Webhook verification token
channel_id - Mattermost channel ID
channel_name - Mattermost channel name
text - Command text (e.g., "create Fix login bug")
user_name - Username who executed the command

Security

All webhook requests are verified using the configured token
Admin endpoints require WordPress admin capabilities
Jira API credentials are stored securely in WordPress options

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

"No Jira project mapped to this channel"

This error occurs when you try to create an issue without specifying a project key and the current channel is not bound to any Jira project.

Solutions:

Option A: Bind the channel to a project (Recommended)
- Use /jira bind PROJECT-KEY to bind the current channel to a Jira project
- Example: /jira bind PROJ or /jira bind DEV
- After binding, you can use simple commands like /jira create Fix login bug
Option B: Specify project key in command
- Use /jira create PROJECT-KEY Title to create issues in specific projects
- Example: /jira create PROJ Fix login bug or /jira create DEV-123 Add feature
Option C: Use admin interface
- Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration > Channel Mappings
- Add a mapping for the channel ID to a Jira project key
To find available project keys:
- Use /jira projects to see all available Jira projects and their keys
- This will show you the exact project keys you can use
"Jira configuration not set up"
- Configure Jira domain and API key in settings
- Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration and fill in:
  - Jira Domain (e.g., your-domain.atlassian.net)
  - API Key (format: email:api_token)
  - Webhook Token
"Failed to create issue"
- Check Jira API credentials are correct
- Verify the project key exists in your Jira instance
- Check Jira API permissions for the user
- Use /jira projects to verify available project keys
- Check WordPress error logs for detailed error messages
"Invalid project key format"
- Project keys must contain only uppercase letters and numbers (A-Z, 0-9)
- Project keys must be 10 characters or less
- Use /jira projects to see valid project keys
- Examples: PROJ, DEV, BUG, TEST (valid) vs project, PROJECT-KEY (invalid)
"Jira domain not configured"
- Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration
- Set the Jira Domain field (e.g., your-domain.atlassian.net)
- Make sure to use the correct domain format without https://

Debug Mode

Enable WordPress debug mode to see detailed error messages:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);

Getting Help

If you're still having issues:

Check the logs: Go to Settings > MM Jira Integration > Invocation Logs to see detailed request/response logs
Test connectivity: Use /jira projects to test if Jira API is working
Verify credentials: Double-check your Jira domain and API key
Check permissions: Ensure your Jira user has permission to create issues in the target project

Development

File Structure

wp-mm-slash-jira/
├── wp-mm-slash-jira.php          # Main plugin file
├── includes/
│   ├── class-wp-mm-slash-jira.php        # Main plugin class
│   ├── class-wp-mm-slash-jira-admin.php  # Admin interface
│   ├── class-wp-mm-slash-jira-api.php    # API handler
│   └── class-wp-mm-slash-jira-logger.php # Logging functionality
├── assets/
│   ├── admin.js                   # Admin JavaScript
│   └── admin.css                  # Admin styles
└── README.md                      # This file

Database Tables

The plugin creates a table wp_mm_jira_mappings with:

id - Primary key
channel_id - Mattermost channel ID
channel_name - Channel display name
jira_project_key - Jira project key
created_at - Timestamp

The plugin also creates a table wp_mm_jira_logs with:

id - Primary key
timestamp - When the request was made
channel_id - Mattermost channel ID
channel_name - Channel display name
user_name - Username who executed the command
command - The slash command text
request_payload - Full request payload (JSON)
response_payload - Full response payload (JSON)
response_code - HTTP response code
execution_time - Request execution time in seconds
status - Success or error status
error_message - Error message if applicable

License

GPL v2 or later

Support

For issues and feature requests, please create an issue in the plugin repository.

Testing

Test Curl Commands

Use these curl commands to test the webhook functionality. Replace the placeholders with your actual values:

1. Test Basic Issue Creation

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=create Fix login bug" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

2. Test Issue Creation with Specific Project

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=create PROJ-123 Add new feature" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

3. Test Issue Creation with Task Type

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=create Bug:Fix login issue" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

4. Test Issue Creation with Project and Task Type

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=create PROJ Story:Add new feature" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

5. Test Shortcut Commands

# Test bug shortcut
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=bug Fix login issue" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

# Test task shortcut
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=task Update documentation" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

# Test story shortcut
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=story Add new feature" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

# Test shortcut with project key
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=bug PROJ Fix login issue" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

6. Test View Issue Details

# Test viewing issue details
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=view PROJ-123" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

# Test viewing bug issue
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=view BUG-456" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

# Test viewing story issue
curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=view STORY-789" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

7. Test Issue Assignment

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=assign PROJ-123 developer@company.com" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

8. Test Channel Binding

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=bind PROJ" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

9. Test Status Check

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=status" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

10. Test Get Links

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=link" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

11. Test Board Links

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=board" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

12. Test Help Command

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/jira" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  -d "token=your_webhook_token" \
  -d "channel_id=fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy" \
  -d "channel_name=general" \
  -d "text=help" \
  -d "user_name=alan"

Test Admin API Endpoints

13. Test Get Mappings (Admin Only)

curl -X GET "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings" \
  -H "X-WP-Nonce: your_nonce_here" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer your_auth_token"

14. Test Add Mapping (Admin Only)

curl -X POST "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-WP-Nonce: your_nonce_here" \
  -d '{
    "channel_id": "fukxanjgjbnp7ng383at53k1sy",
    "channel_name": "general",
    "jira_project_key": "PROJ"
  }'

15. Test Delete Mapping (Admin Only)

curl -X DELETE "https://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-json/jira/mattermost/slash/mappings/1" \
  -H "X-WP-Nonce: your_nonce_here"

Test Script

You can also use the included test-webhook.php script for quick testing:

php test-webhook.php

Web-Based Test Interface

For a more interactive testing experience, use the web-based test interface:

Access the interface: Navigate to wp-content/plugins/wp-mm-slash-jira/test-interface.php in your browser
Login: You must be logged in as a WordPress administrator
Configure settings: Set your channel ID, channel name, and username
Test commands: Use the quick command buttons or type commands manually
View responses: See real-time responses in a chat-like interface

Features:

🎯 Chat-like interface - Simulates Mattermost experience
⚡ Quick commands - One-click testing of common commands
🔧 Configurable settings - Test different channels and users
📊 Status indicators - Shows plugin configuration status
📝 Response details - View full API responses
📱 Responsive design - Works on desktop and mobile

Usage:

Open the test interface in your browser
Configure channel settings on the left sidebar
Click quick commands or type custom commands
View responses in the chat area
Click "Show Response Details" to see full API data

Example workflow:

Set channel name to "general"
Click "bind PROJ" to bind the channel
Click "create Fix login bug" to create an issue
Click "status" to check the binding
View all responses in the chat interface

Expected Responses

Successful Issue Creation

{
  "response_type": "in_channel",
  "text": "✅ Issue created successfully!\n\n**Issue:** PROJ-123\n**Title:** Fix login bug\n**Created by:** @alan\n**Project:** PROJ\n\n[View in Jira](https://your-domain.atlassian.net/browse/PROJ-123)"
}

Error Response

{
  "response_type": "ephemeral",
  "text": "❌ No Jira project mapped to this channel. Please add a mapping or specify a project key."
}

Testing Checklist

Before testing, ensure:

✅ Plugin is activated
✅ Jira domain and API key are configured
✅ Webhook token is set
✅ Channel mappings are added (or use specific project keys)
✅ WordPress debug mode is enabled for detailed error messages
✅ Logging is enabled to capture test requests

Troubleshooting Test Issues

403 Forbidden: Check webhook token and WordPress permissions
404 Not Found: Verify the REST API endpoint URL
500 Internal Server Error: Check WordPress error logs
Jira API Errors: Verify Jira credentials and project keys

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WP Mattermost Jira Slash Command

Features

Installation

Configuration

1. Jira Settings

2. Channel Mappings

3. Invocation Logs

4. Mattermost Configuration

Project Management

Binding Channels to Projects

Method 1: Admin Interface (Recommended)

Method 2: Channel Binding Command

Unbinding Channels from Projects

Viewing Available Projects

Checking Channel Status

Creating Issues Without Binding

Project Key Requirements

Quick Reference: Project Management Commands

Usage

Basic Commands

Quick Commands (Shortcuts)

View Issue Details

Command Examples

Issue Types

Response Format

API Endpoints

Webhook Parameters

Security

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Debug Mode

Getting Help

Development

File Structure

Database Tables

License

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Testing

Test Curl Commands

1. Test Basic Issue Creation

2. Test Issue Creation with Specific Project

3. Test Issue Creation with Task Type

4. Test Issue Creation with Project and Task Type

5. Test Shortcut Commands

6. Test View Issue Details

7. Test Issue Assignment

8. Test Channel Binding

9. Test Status Check

10. Test Get Links

11. Test Board Links

12. Test Help Command

Test Admin API Endpoints

13. Test Get Mappings (Admin Only)

14. Test Add Mapping (Admin Only)

15. Test Delete Mapping (Admin Only)

Test Script

Web-Based Test Interface

Expected Responses

Successful Issue Creation

Error Response

Testing Checklist

Troubleshooting Test Issues

Security

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