Automate, Integrate, Migrate: Everything!

The ACLI uses simple, text-based commands to convert lengthy manual tasks to powerful, automated actions. This means you get the job done faster with less manual effort — a win-win for you and your team. There is an ever-growing list of apps that you can command and endless ways to automate tasks, integrate apps, and migrate (import and export) data.

What Is a CLI?

A command line interface (or CLI) is a text-based interface (API) for an application. Command Lines provide a concise and powerful way to interact with an application. Applications with command line interfaces can be automated via scripting.

Appfire CLI (ACLI) is an integrated family of CLIs for Atlassian and other applications.

ACLI provide a consistent and reliable automation platform that allows users, administrators, script writers, and DevOps developers to do tasks, implement business processes, or general automation with Atlassian products.

CLIs are built on the Atlassian remote APIs and deliver a higher level, client based API that is easier to use and more powerful than the underlying product APIs.

Description

The Bamboo command line interface (CLI) add-on allows for:

Remote access to Bamboo.
Bamboo automation.
Planning creation of Bamboo scripting.

Examples are build and test automation or other business processes.

You can use the command line client directly with your installation.

This client tool runs on any system (Windows, Linux, OSX) with Java and can access any number of local or remote Atlassian products like Jira, Service Management, Confluence, Bamboo, Bitbucket, and Trello.

The Atlassian distribution provides a convenient, single installation to access all of your Atlassian products.

Features

Enables automation of Bamboo
Standard interfaces across product specific CLIs
Plan Creation Scripting
Consistent error handling
Value added capabilities over and above product provided remote APIs
List actions support CSV output
Minimize script writing using a variety of run actions, such as run, runFromSql, runFromCsv,runFromList, and product specific runFrom

ACLI Shell

Discover and prompt for actions with the ACLI Shell, an intuitive, text-based UI that helps you build actions faster.

CLI Clients

Perform complex admin or operational tasks with powerful actions across Atlassian (and other) apps
Incorporate the same power into scripts to simplify and extend them
Use external data from CSV files, databases, and other apps to do bulk operations
Available clients
- agile and agilecloud - Use the agile client to manage and access boards, sprints, and other information for Jira Software
- bamboo - Use the bamboo client to create and manage plans, queue builds, and administer Bamboo.
- bitbucket and bitbucketcloud - Use the bitbucket client to manage and access repositories for Bitbucket
- confluence and confluencecloud - Use the confluence client to manage and access spaces, pages, questions, and other content for Confluence
- jira and jiracloud - Use the jira client to create and report on issues, projects, releases, components, and perform other administration tasks for Jira
- jsm and jsmcloud - Use the jsm client to manage and access information for Jira Service Management
- keen - Use the keen client to add and query data for keen.io
- marketplace - Use the marketplace client to access Atlassian Marketplace apps and related information
- monday - Use to access monday.com
- segment - Use the segment client to send data to segment.com
- slack - Use the slack client to send messages and participate in Slack
- system - Use the system client for system related actions primarily in support of ACLI run scripts
- tempo and tempocloud - Use the tempo client to manage and access Tempo information for Jira
- trello - Use the trello client to manage information in Trello
- upm and upmcloud - Use the upm client to manage apps for Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Bamboo
- web - Use the web client to manage the ACLI web server and make simple web requests like webhook calls

Automate, Integrate, Migrate: Everything!

What Is a CLI?

Description

Features

ACLI Shell

CLI Clients

Product Documentation

User's Guide

Administrator's Guide

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