jifi rofi jira menu

jifi.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

from jira import JIRA
from rofi import Rofi
from subprocess import Popen, DEVNULL

r = Rofi()
browser_path = "vivaldi-stable"
jira_uri     = 'https://company.atlassian.net'
api_token    = 'https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens' # go here and generate one
username     = '[email protected]'
project      = 'XYZK'

auth_jira = JIRA(jira_uri, basic_auth=(username, api_token))

project_query = 'project=' + project
issues = auth_jira.search_issues(project_query)

rofi_list = []
for issue in issues:
    rofi_list.append(issue.key + ':' + issue.fields.summary)
index, key = r.select('What Issue?', rofi_list, rofi_args=['-i'])    
if index < 0:
    exit(1)
ticket_number = rofi_list[index].split(":")[0]

uri = auth_jira.issue(ticket_number).permalink()
Popen(['nohup', browser_path, uri], stdout=DEVNULL, stderr=DEVNULL)

jifi2.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

from jira import JIRA
from rofi import Rofi
from subprocess import Popen, DEVNULL
import asyncio

# make our rofi object
r = Rofi()

# defaults
browser_path = "vivaldi-stable"
jira_uri     = 'https://company.atlassian.net'
api_token    = 'https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens' # go here and generate one
username     = '[email protected]'
project      = 'XYZK'
menu_choices  = ['all board tickets', 'triage incoming issues', 'my mine assigned tickets']
assigned_user = username.split('@')[0]
triage_label  = 'Triage'

def jira_auth(uri, user, token):
    return JIRA(jira_uri, basic_auth=(username, api_token))

async def async_runner():
    coroutines = [
        get_jira_issues(project),
        rofi_frontmenu(menu_choices)
    ]
    results = await asyncio.gather(*coroutines)
    return results
    
@asyncio.coroutine
async def get_jira_issues(project):
    '''search out our project's tickets'''
    return auth_jira.search_issues('project=' + project)

def rofi_choose_issue(issues):
    '''generate the rofi menu and  accept user's input'''
    def rofi_prompt(query, list_items):
        return r.select(query, list_items, rofi_args=['-i'])
    rofi_list = []
    for issue in issues:
        rofi_list.append(issue.key + ':' + issue.fields.summary)
    index, ___ = rofi_prompt('Which Issue?', rofi_list)
    # if rofi was cancelled, fail gracefully
    exit(1) if index < 0 else None
    # only return the part containing ticket number
    return rofi_list[index].split(":")[0]

def browse_uri(uri, browser_path):
    '''take the browser and the uri and make it happen'''
    Popen(['nohup', browser_path, uri], stdout=DEVNULL, stderr=DEVNULL)

@asyncio.coroutine
async def rofi_frontmenu(choices):
    return r.select('Main Menu', choices, rofi_args=['-i'])

def choose_query(index, tickets):
    options = {
        0:all_board_tickets(tickets),
        1:triage_incoming_issues(tickets),
        2:my_assigned_tickets(tickets)
    }
    return options[index]

def triage_incoming_issues(tickets):
    triage_tix = []
    for ticket in tickets:
      if triage_label in ticket.__dict__['raw']['fields']['status']['name']:
        triage_tix.append(ticket)
    return [triage_tix]

def my_assigned_tickets(tickets):
    assigned_tix = []
    for ticket in tickets:
      if ticket.__dict__['raw']['fields'].get('assignee'):
          if ticket.__dict__['raw']['fields']['assignee']['name'] in assigned_user:
              assigned_tix.append(ticket)
    return [assigned_tix]

# just here for good looks
def all_board_tickets(tickets):
    return [tickets]

if __name__== "__main__":
    global auth_jira
    auth_jira = JIRA(jira_uri, basic_auth=(username, api_token))
    loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
    result = loop.run_until_complete(async_runner())
    loop.close()
    # the loop returns an array of the async def's return values
    # so we end up doing this goofy reference below
    refined_list = choose_query(result[1][0], result[0])
    ticket_number = rofi_choose_issue(refined_list[0])
    uri = auth_jira.issue(ticket_number).permalink()
    browse_uri(uri, browser_path)

Added a second version using a primary menu along with asyncio to expand functionality and mask the long load time of API data. Now feels more responsive, though still loads slow initially.