Awesome

https://github.com/dashofcode/extracker

ExTracker

Simple Elixir wrapper for the Pivotal Tracker API.

Based heavily on the Tentacat and ExTwiter libraries.

Features

• Account
• Account Memberships
• Accounts
• Activity
• Attachments
• Comments
  • Get
  • Put
  • Post
  • Delete
• Epic
• Epics
• Exports
• Iterations
• Labels
• Me
  • Get
  • Put
• Notifications
• Project
  • Get
  • Put
  • Delete
• Project History
• Project Integrations
• Project Memberships
• Project Webhooks
• Projects
  • Get
  • Post
• Reports
• Request Aggregator
• Search
• Source Commits
• Stories
  • Get
  • Post
• Story
  • Get
  • Put
  • Delete
• Story Tasks
• Story Transitions
• Workspaces

Documentation can be found here

Quickstart

1. Add extracker to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [{:extracker, "~> 0.1"}]
end

2. Ensure extracker is started before your application:

def application do
  [applications: [:extracker]]
end

Examples

# Create a client.
iex> client = ExTracker.Client.new(%{access_token: "d55c3bc1f74346b843ca84ba340b29bf"})
%ExTracker.Client{auth: %{access_token: "d55c3bc1f74346b843ca84ba340b29bf"},
 endpoint: "https://www.pivotaltracker.com/services/v5/"}

# Get project including epics and the epic's label.
iex>   %ExTracker.Record.Project{name: name, epics: epics} =
...>       ExTracker.Projects.find(1027488,
...>                               client,
...>                               fields: ":default,epics(:default,label(name))")
%ExTracker.Record.Project{number_of_done_iterations_to_show: 12,
 point_scale: "0,1,2,3", week_start_day: "Monday",
 iteration_override_numbers: nil, enable_tasks: true, story_ids: nil,
 membership_ids: nil, created_at: "2014-03-02T07:11:04Z", integration_ids: nil,
 start_time: "2014-02-10T08:00:00Z", has_google_domain: false,
 current_iteration_number: 104, label_ids: nil,
 time_zone: %ExTracker.Record.TimeZone{kind: "time_zone", offset: "-08:00",
  olson_name: "America/Los_Angeles"}, labels: nil, current_volatility: nil,
 bugs_and_chores_are_estimatable: false, iteration_length: 1,
 name: "My Sample Project", epic_ids: nil,
 profile_content: "This is a demo project, created by Tracker, with example stories for a simple shopping web site.",
 description: nil, account: nil, start_date: nil,
 updated_at: "2014-03-02T07:11:04Z", initial_velocity: 10,
 velocity_averaged_over: 3, automatic_planning: true, id: 1027488,
 atom_enabled: false, project_type: "demo", account_id: 621384,
 epics: [%ExTracker.Record.Epic{description: "Get the Admin users working on the site",
   id: 1087314, kind: "epic",
   label: %ExTracker.Record.Label{counts: nil, id: 7849080, kind: nil,
    name: "admin", project_id: nil}, label_id: nil, name: "Admin Users",
   project_id: 1027488,
   url: "https://www.pivotaltracker.com/epic/show/1087314"},
  %ExTracker.Record.Epic{description: "Allow shoppers to use the site",
   id: 1087316, kind: "epic",
   label: %ExTracker.Record.Label{counts: nil, id: 7849082, kind: nil,
    name: "shopping", project_id: nil}, label_id: nil, name: "Shoppers",
   project_id: 1027488,
   url: "https://www.pivotaltracker.com/epic/show/1087316"}], public: false,
 current_velocity: nil, kind: "project", version: 80,
 shown_iterations_start_time: nil, enable_incoming_emails: true,
 point_scale_is_custom: false}

 iex> name
 "My Sample Project"

 iex> [%ExTracker.Record.Epic{name: epic_name, label: %ExTracker.Record.Label{name: label_name}} | _] = epics
 iex> epic_name
 "Admin Users"
 iex> label_name
 "admin"