bibu
A Bitbucket command line client written in bash.
Installation
bibu is distributed as Python package. It's best downloaded from the Python Packaging Index PyPI by
pip install --user bibu
Alternatively you can install the relevant bash files: the main executable bibu into ~/.local/bin and the bash library bibu.bash into ~/.local/lib.
In either case take care to add ~/.local/bin to your $PATH.
Bitbucket authentication
Obtain OAuth consumer key and secret from your Bitbucket profile settings:
- Bitbucket settings -> Access management -> OAuth -> Add consumer
- enter name and callback URL (e.g. https://google.com)
- adjust permissions (
team pipeline:variable webhook pullrequest:write snippet:write wiki repository:admin project issue:write account) - save
- copy key and secret to environment variable
$BITBUCKET_REST_API_AUTH(separated by colon)
Dependencies
bibu depends on curl and jq.
It's tested against bash 4.4.19, curl 7.64.0, jq 1.6 in an Alpine Linux Docker image.
Usage
Consult bibu --help
bibu operates on the repository of the current working directory, and derives
information from 'git-remote'.
Available commands:
issue Manage Bitbucket issues
pipeline Manage Bitbucket pipelines
pr Manage Bitbucket pullrequests
api Get resource via REST API
General options:
--help Display help message
Examples
Start a pipeline called all-tests on current HEAD
bibu pipeline run -n all-tests
View most recent pipeline runs
bibu pipeline list
Create a pull-request. You will be prompted for title and description (using $EDITOR).
bibu pr create
Get the patch of the pull-request #42
bibu api pullrequests/42/patch
Get comments on issue #7
bibu api issues/7/comments | jq '.values[] | .content.raw'
Ideas
Future features... Feel free to contribute!
Pipelines
- trigger
- list / status
- browse
Pull requests
- create
- list
- review
Issues
- create
- list
- update
- comment
Contributing
Set up
Fetch the Docker image
docker pull pylipp/bibu:latest
Install development dependencies into Python venv
pip install -U .[dev]
Testing
Tests are written with bats. Execute test suite
./run test
or a dedicated test
./run test tests/cli.bats
Development installation
Editable pip-install is not compatible with using the data_files option in setup.py. Hence apply the work-around
./run install
Release
- Tag latest commit on master by version number acc. to format
vX.Y.Z. ./run release
Related projects
- gh
- hub
- Python wrapper for Atlassian REST APIs
- open an issue or a pull request to extend the list :)
