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Overview
This page shows how you bring Rest REST API data from a JIRA Jira query directly into a Confluence table using the JSON Table macro, which is part of the Advanced Tables for Confluence app.
Macro
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macro
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| name | Advanced Tables - JSON Table |
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| syntax | {json-table} |
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| JSON Table settings > Data format > Paths to fields | issues |
| JSON Table settings > Data format > Paths to fields to be included | key,fields.summary,fields.issuetype.name,fields.issuetype.id,fields.fixVersions[*].name |
| JSON Table settings > Data source > Method of locating JSON data (URL) > URL of JSON data | |
| Column settings > Numbering & Totaling > Insert auto number column | On |
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{json-table:
paths=issues|
fieldPaths=key,fields.summary,fields.issuetype.name,fields.issuetype.id,fields.fixVersions[*].name|
url=https://bobswift.atlassian.net/rest/api/latest/search?jql=key%20in%20(TBL-174%2C%20TBL-300)%20order%20by%20key|
autoNumber=true}
{json-table} |
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