This template fetches users from a Jira Cloud instance, transforms the users list and sends it back as JSON with the HTTP response. This template demonstrates how you can build your own API endpoints by responding with JSON. Get started to learn more.

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📋 Overview

This template fetches users from a Jira Cloud instance, transforms the users list and sends it back as JSON with the HTTP response. This template demonstrates how you can build your own API endpoints by making use of Generic Event Listener and by responding in JSON.

🖊️ Setup

• Configure Sync HTTP Event listener.

🚀 Usage

Grab the URL that you should have received when setting up the Generic HTTP Event Listener, open that URL in your browser, after successful event processing you should see a list of transformed users from your Jira Cloud instance in JSON format.

import { HttpEventRequest, HttpEventResponse, buildJSONResponse } from '@sr-connect/generic-app/events/http';
import JiraCloud from "./api/jira/cloud";

/**
 * This function fetches users from Jira Cloud, transforms the users list and sends it back as JSON with HTTP response.
 *
 * @param event Object that holds Sync HTTP Event event data
 * @param context Object that holds function invocation context data
 */
export default async function (event: HttpEventRequest, context: Context): Promise<HttpEventResponse> {
    // Get users from jira (result is paginated which we're not traversing right now)
    const users = await JiraCloud.User.getUsers();

    // Pick out fields that we're interested in
    const formattedUsers = users.map(({ displayName, emailAddress, active, accountId }) => ({
        displayName,
        emailAddress,
        active,
        accountId
    }));

    // Finally return transformed JSON output
    return buildJSONResponse(formattedUsers);
}