- // ==UserScript==
- // @name Jira issue page updated notification
- // @namespace https://greasyfork.org/users/1047370
- // @description Give Jira issue page an update button, in the top navigation bar, when the issue is updated while the page is shown. Also update the title.
- // @author Marnix Klooster <marnix.klooster@gmail.com>
- // @copyright public domain
- // @license public domain
- // @version 0.10
- // @homepage https://greasyfork.org/scripts/462479
- // @include /^https?://(jira\.[^/]*|[^/]*\.atlassian\.net)/(browse|projects/[^/]+/issues)//
- // @require https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/luxon@3.4.4/build/global/luxon.min.js
- // @grant none
- // ==/UserScript==
-
- /// TODO list
- ///
- /// * Bug report in Edge: After the button shows, and it has been clicked, then using browser 'back',
- /// which goes from a URL ending in a '#' to a URL without it,
- /// results in the 'refresh icon' shown again in the tab title bar. (Edge bug?)
- ///
- /// * Also support URLs like https://jira.example.com/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?...&selectedIssue=MYPROJ-98765&...
- ///
- /// * Usability issue. On 'Jira issue in search result' .../browse/SOMEPROJ-12345?jql=... pages,
- /// the top navigation bar scrolls out of view when scrolling down,
- /// making the 'update' button inaccessible, which is not helpful.
- ///
- /// Consider moving the button into the issue header (<header id="stalker" class="issue-header"/>),
- /// either in the primary toolbar on the left (`<div class="aui-toolbar2-primary">`)
- /// or in the secondary toolbar on the right (`<div class="aui-toolbar2-secondary">`).
- ///
- /// EXCEPT that on .../projects/SOMEPROJ/issues/... pages, it is the other way around:
- /// There the top navigation bar remains visible, and the issue header scrolls out of view...
- ///
- /// Options:
- /// - Do nothing, the 'search result' user will see the 'refresh' circular arrow in the title,
- /// and that triggers them to scroll up.
- /// - Show two buttons always, both in top bar and in issue header. Ugly.
- /// - If the top bar button scrolls out of view, then show that button e.g. floating.
- /// (Or add a second button in the issue header?)
- ///
- /// * Try to get rid of `href="#"`, since the URL-changing when clicking the button is not nice.
- ///
- /// * Perhaps: Also show the _type_ of changes, in the 'updated' button's tooltip.
- /// (It seems this needs both its ...?field=&expand=changelog
- /// and the issue's full .../comment list, and perhaps more.)
- /// If this is built, it also would make sense to keep watching for issue updates,
- /// and keep updating the tooltip (and perhaps the time, see other TODO item).
- ///
- /// Additionally, if (at least) the Description changed, make the button red/bold/highlighted
- /// since that other Description change will be lost.
- /// (And/or make that a separate userscript, that only looks at Description collisions.)
- ///
- /// * Idea: Switch to relative times, e.g. as follows:
- ///
- /// changed 10 min. — 52 sec. ago
- ///
- /// (using `DateTime.toRelative()` twice) or
- ///
- /// changed yesterday 4:30 PM — 7:42 PM GMT+2
- ///
- /// (using `DateTime.toRelativeCalendar()` and `DateTime.toLocaleString(DateTime.TIME_...)` twice),
- /// together with the following algorithm to combine two strings into an 'interval string':
- /// - Split start and end time string using `s.split(/\s+(?!(?:AM|PM))\b/)`, resulting in two arrays.
- /// - Show the start, but leave out the suffix common to start and end.
- /// - Show `"—"` (that is, an `&mdash`).
- /// - Show the end, but leave out the prefix common to start and end.
- ///
- /// If this is done, try hard to update the button also in case of a connection error.
- /// (The button could even be made a different color in that case...)
- ///
- /// * Bug/limitation: From a query result page (https://jira.infor.com/issues/?jql=...)
- /// clicking on a specific issue, the page is updated 'in place',
- /// so even though the address bar URL changes, this userscript is not activated.
- /// See if there is a way to fix that.
- ///
- /// * Robustness in case `aui-nav` element does not exist.
- ///
- /// * Perhaps: Wait longer after an error response, to reduce server load?
-
- /// END of TODO list
-
-
- "use strict";
-
- /// Configuration settings
- /// (also look at @include and @match in the manifest above,
- /// which you can usually override in your userscript browser extension configuration)
-
- /// Setting the following too high will overload the Jira server;
- /// setting it too low will make this userscript less useful.
- var timeBetweenChecksInSeconds = 10;
-
- /// END of Configuration settings
-
-
- /// Helper functions
-
- /// From https://stackoverflow.com/a/35385518/223837:
- /// Construct an DOM element from the given HTML string.
- /// The caller must ensure no injection occurs, e.g. using `stringToHTML()` below.
- function htmlToElement(html) {
- var template = document.createElement('template');
- html = html.trim(); // Never return a text node of whitespace as the result
- template.innerHTML = html;
- return template.content.firstChild;
- }
-
- /// From https://stackoverflow.com/a/22706073/223837:
- /// Convert a string to the equivalent HTML source code.
- function stringToHTML(str){
- return new Option(str).innerHTML;
- }
-
- /// END of Helper functions
-
-
- // Documentation about the Jira REST API that is used here can be found at
- // https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/latest/
- // (currently https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/9.7.0/),
- // specifically
- //
- // - https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/latest/#api/2/issue-getIssue
- // - https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/latest/#api/2/issue-getComments
- //
- // Documentation about the Javascript JIRA object's API doesn't seem to exist.
- // There are mostly fragments floating around in forum questions and answers.
-
- (function () {
-
- /// 'global' variables
- var theInterval = null;
- var issueFirstUpdatedAfterPage = null;
-
- function start() {
- if (theInterval) {
- console.log(`SOMETHING WENT WRONG. Ignoring this call to start().`);
- return;
- }
- console.log(`STARTING regular check for issue updates`);
- theInterval = setInterval(checkForUpdates, timeBetweenChecksInSeconds * 1000);
- }
-
- /// (Note that this function is currently not used.)
- function stop() {
- if (!theInterval) {
- console.log(`SOMETHING WENT WRONG. Ignoring this call to stop().`);
- return;
- }
- console.log(`STOPPING regular check for issue updates`);
- clearInterval(theInterval);
- theInterval = null;
- }
-
- function getPageLastUpdated() {
- // The 'best' implementation for this would be
- // ```
- // luxon.DateTime.fromISO(document.getElementById("updated-val").getElementsByTagName("time")[0].getAttribute("datetime"));
- // ```
- // but because of Jira 9 bug https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-76257 (at least up until 9.10.1),
- // instead we take the latest <... class="livestamp" datetime="..."> we can find on the page.
- return luxon.DateTime.max(...Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.livestamp[datetime]')).map(
- (t) => luxon.DateTime.fromISO(t.getAttribute("datetime"))
- ));
- }
-
- function checkForUpdates() {
- var issueNumber = JIRA.Issue.getIssueKey();
- if (issueNumber == null) {
- console.log(`No issue number found (yet?)... trying again in a little while`);
- return;
- }
-
- console.log(`Checking whether issue ${issueNumber} has been recently updated`);
- fetch(new Request(`/rest/api/latest/issue/${issueNumber}?fields=updated`, {
- headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
- })).then((response) => {
- // technical handling of the response
- if (!response.ok) {
- console.log(`Something went wrong checking for updates of issue ${issueNumber}, will retry in a little while: ${response.statusText}`);
- return Promise.reject(response); // not handled in any way, no need
- }
- return response.json();
- }).then((responseJSON) => {
- // functional handling of the response
-
- // 'last updated' according to the Jira REST API
- var issueLastUpdated = luxon.DateTime.fromISO(responseJSON.fields.updated);
- // 'last updated' according to this page; could perhaps also be read via the JIRA object? could not find any documentation
- var pageLastUpdated = getPageLastUpdated();
- console.log(`Issue ${issueNumber} was last updated ${issueLastUpdated}`);
- console.log(`This page says its data is from ${pageLastUpdated}' (+/- 1 second)`);
-
- // remove any UI changes, preparing to make them again below if necessary.
- var updateButtonElement = document.getElementById('marnix_update_page_button');
- if (updateButtonElement) {
- // below always add a fresh button, so that we have the updated text
- updateButtonElement.remove();
- }
- const prefix = '\u21BB ';
- if (document.title.startsWith(prefix)) {
- document.title = document.title.substring(prefix.length);
- }
-
- if (pageLastUpdated.toMillis() + 1000 < issueLastUpdated.toMillis()) { // + 1000 since 'page last updated' has no millisecond information
- // issue was updated after the page information was refreshed
-
- if (!issueFirstUpdatedAfterPage) {
- issueFirstUpdatedAfterPage = issueLastUpdated;
- }
-
- var issueLastUpdatedText = luxon.Interval.fromDateTimes(
- issueFirstUpdatedAfterPage, issueLastUpdated).toLocaleString(luxon.DateTime.TIME_WITH_SHORT_OFFSET, {});
- console.log(`Concluding that issue was updated after last page refresh, just now at ${issueLastUpdatedText}: ensuring update button and updated title`);
-
- // We put the button as the last in the <ul class="aui-nav"> top navigation bar.
- // (The button is the same as the 'Create' button; `href="#"` is needed for the correct hover color.)
- updateButtonElement = htmlToElement(`
- <li id="marnix_update_page_button">
- <a
- href="#"
- class="aui-button aui-button-primary aui-style"
- title="Update page"
- >Update (changed ${stringToHTML(issueLastUpdatedText)})</a>
- </li>
- `);
- updateButtonElement.addEventListener("click", updateThisPage);
- document.getElementsByClassName("aui-nav")[0].appendChild(updateButtonElement);
-
- // prepend 'Clockwise Open Circle Arrow' character
- document.title = `${prefix}${document.title}`;
-
- return;
- }
-
- console.log(`Concluding that there was no recent issue ${issueNumber} update, will check again in a little while.`);
- });
- }
-
- function updateThisPage() {
- console.log(`Let this page update its information (which also reverts the title)`);
- JIRA.trigger(JIRA.Events.REFRESH_ISSUE_PAGE, [JIRA.Issue.getIssueId()]);
- // this event triggers an update, which raises an ISSUE_REFRESHED event,
- // which is caught by the event handler below, which will re-enable the regular check for issue updates
- // (or it triggers a full page reload, sometimes, it seems, e.g. if there is a network issue)
- }
-
- JIRA.bind(JIRA.Events.ISSUE_REFRESHED, function (e, context) {
- console.log(`Something triggered a refresh of this page`);
-
- if (!theInterval) {
- console.log(`We will start to look for issue updates again in a little while`);
- start();
- }
-
- var updateButtonElement = document.getElementById('marnix_update_page_button')
- if (updateButtonElement) {
- console.log(`We can remove the update button again`);
- updateButtonElement.remove();
-
- issueFirstUpdatedAfterPage = null;
-
- // no need to revert the document.title, the refresh that just happened has already done that
- }
- });
-
- // No need to updateThisPage() on JIRA.Events.INLINE_EDIT_SAVE_COMPLETE,
- // because every inline edit also updates the `Updated:` (id="updated-val") field,
- // and we already trigger on that.
-
- start();
- })();