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Nodejs example of Jira OAUTH

Here a tutorial for getting the required oauth keys and generating the Private key: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/oauth/#step-1-configure-jira

It's update of official repository:

https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/atlassian-oauth-examples/src/dd0264cad0432ed514d2701367c5bfc2b2a18401/nodejs/?at=master

This example simulates a nodejs client retrieving a JIRA issue via Oauth. You connect your browser to the node server (running on port 8080 by default). Go to /session/connect, you will be redirected to JDOG where you do the OAuth dance, JDOG redirects you to /session/callback where the REST representation of JRADEV-8110 is then retrieved from JDOG (using the new freshly minted OAuth access token).

Pre-requisites

Connectivity to JDOG (pretty eash to change to another JIRA instance though)
An issue with key JRADEV-8110
An OAuth consumer with 'oauth-sample-consumer' as it's key and the public key from rsa.pub
Nodejs ** oauth module from my fork (https://github.com/sladey/node-oauth) ** express module (http://expressjs.com/)

Running the test

Create a config.js file on your home directory, that looks like this:

var config = {} config.consumerKey = "oauth-sample-consumer"; config.consumerPrivateKeyFile = "atlassian-oauth-examples/rsa.pem" module.exports = config;
Start the node server node app.js
Point your browser at '/session/connect'
You should be redirected to JDOG, do the oauth dance then back to the node server and you should see details on JRADEV-8110.

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