Pivit

Pivit is a api wrapper for the Pivotal Tracker API. Most features are currently build out but some are still being implemented.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'pivit'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install pivit

http://rdoc.info/github/jasontruluck/pivit/master/index

Configuration allows for specifying your Pivotal Tracker instances variables. To connect to the API you only need either the api_token or the username and password not both.

api_token - The api token provided via Pivotal Tracker

username - The username of the user you use for Pivotal Tracker

password - The password associated with your account

ssl - If you would like to use SSL to communicate with Pivotal Tracker (default: true)

Within an initializer config/initializer/pivit.rb

Pivit.configure do |c|
  c.ssl   = true
  c.api_token = "super-secret-token"
end

client = Pivit::Client.new(:username => "username", :password =>"super-secret")

or

client = Pivit.new(:username => "username", :password =>"super-secret")

You can also pass configuration keys such as etc. as well.

For methods that allow you to specify a limit and/or offset simply pass the limit or offset you want via an option

client.iteration(My-Awesome-Project-ID, {:limit => 1})

This gem uses VCR to record requests to the api so you must test using a valid Pivotal Tracker server and credentails to test

Add a sample authentications file to your spec/fixtures directory:

#spec/fixtures/authentications.yml
USERNAME:   myusername
PASSWORD:   supersecret
TOKEN:      supersecret
PROJECT:    "12345"                      # ID of a project
STORY:      "12345"                      # ID of a story
STORY_B:    "12345"                      # ID of an alternate story
MEMBERSHIP: "12345"                      # a id of a membership of a user in your project
NOTE:       "This some note text"        # Some test text
TASK:       "12345"                      # ID of a task within your pivotal tracker project 
FILE:       "../../../fixtures/test.png" # File locatin of the image/doc/text you would like to use to test with

sample is included in the source.

Note: for tests concerning disabling, deleting, restarting, etc they are mocked explicitly with webmock and will not effect your project

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request)