I'm using dashing to display some information taken from Jira bug tracking system.
Using the plugin: http://ift.tt/1NlpBxH
I have a ruby script that gets the number of Jira issues based on a filter, for each filter in a list. This then gets pushed to 3 number widgets each displaying a different filter.
require 'jira'
last_issues = Hash.new(6)
JIRA_FILTERS.each do |filter_data_id, filter|
SCHEDULER.every '5s', :first_in => 0 do |job|
last_number_issues = last_issues['filter_data_id']
client = JIRA::Client.new(JIRA_OPTIONS)
current_number_issues = client.Issue.jql("filter in (\"# {filter[:filter]}\")").size
last_issues['filter_data_id'] = current_number_issues
send_event(filter_data_id, { current: current_number_issues, last: last_issues['filter_data_id']})
end
end
The problem I have is that I wish to schedule the part that gets the "last_number_issues" every 2 hours, but the rest of it every 10 minutes so I can work out whether the number has gone up or down in that 2 hour time frame.
Any ideas?
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