What this means to us is that if we fire off a request, if it’s a cache miss, then we will get back a –1 instead of the actual count. Next time a request is made, the value from the cache will be returned. Once it’s complete it will then store the information in the cache.
#YOUTRACK RESHARPER FREE#
YouTrack will free the request and will spin off to calculate the count. When requesting a count of issues by YouTrack, the response is not immediate. Problem is, this wouldn’t work, or at least, not always.
#YOUTRACK RESHARPER CODE#
Using jQuery.ajax, our code would look like this: The way we can do this is with Ajax and JSONP which YouTrack supports. We therefore need to send requests from our web page to YouTrack to obtain this information. Which is nothing other than a URL encoded version of a search expression we can enter directly into YouTrack’s web interface,but to the rest API. In order to get this information from YouTrack we have to make a request to count the number of issues based on filters, i.e ReSharper + Open, ReSharper + Fixed, etc.*. In particular, we are interested in Open, Fixed and Duplicate issues for ReSharper, dotCover and dotTrace: Getting the information from YouTrackįor this demo, what we want to do is create a chart containing Issue counts for different projects. Everything you’ll need is included in the demo code attached to this post. Finally we’ll also need jQuery Templates (I’ll explain why later on).ĭon’t worry about downloading each individual file. We’ll also be using jQuery (I’m using 1.4.4 but should work with older version) and jQueryUI, which is needed by jQuery Visualize. There’s a plug-in for pretty much everything you need, even for displaying graphs. One of the great benefits of jQuery is the rich ecosystem it offers. Since YouTrack offers a “ReSTful” API, you can obtain pretty much any kind of information you want from it and once you have this information, you can then display it however you wish, be it a table or a graph. Representing the information as a table using jQuery TemplatesĪ few days ago, a customer of ours asked me if it would be possible to visualize statistics in graphs in our Bug Tracker YouTrack.
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