All Atlassian Gadgets – Gadgets and Dashboards 3.0

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This is the big list of all Atlassian gadgets, where they come from and where you can put them. For each gadget, we give a brief summary and links to further information on each of these topics: Gadget name and description. Publishing server – This is where the gadget gets […]

This is the big list of all Atlassian gadgets, where they come from and where you can put them.

For each gadget, we give a brief summary and links to further information on each of these topics:

  • Gadget name and description.
  • Publishing server – This is where the gadget gets its data.
  • Application version – The earliest version of the Atlassian application required to publish the gadget information.
  • How to use the gadget in JIRA.
  • How to use the gadget in Confluence.

On this page:

Displaying Bamboo Data in a Gadget

Bamboo Charts

Gadget Name:

Bamboo Charts

Description:

Displays various charts and plan statistics from a particular Bamboo server.

Publishing Server:

Bamboo. The gadget URL addresses the Bamboo server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Bamboo 2.4 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need Bamboo and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need Bamboo and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure Bamboo to trust Confluence. See the Bamboo administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your Bamboo gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://bamboo.example.com:8085/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.bamboo.gadgets/charts/bambooCharts.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Bamboo Plan Summary Chart

Gadget Name:

Bamboo Plan Summary Chart

Description:

Displays a graphical summary of a Bamboo build plan.

Publishing Server:

Bamboo. The gadget URL addresses the Bamboo server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Bamboo 2.4 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need Bamboo and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need Bamboo and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure Bamboo to trust Confluence. See the Bamboo administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your Bamboo gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://bamboo.example.com:8085/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.bamboo.gadgets/charts/planSummaryChart.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Bamboo Plan Status

Gadget Name:

Bamboo Plans

Description:

Displays a list of all plans on a Bamboo server and the status of each plan.

Publishing Server:

Bamboo. The gadget URL addresses the Bamboo server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Bamboo 2.4 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need Bamboo and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need Bamboo and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure Bamboo to trust Confluence. See the Bamboo administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your Bamboo gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://bamboo.example.com:8085/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.bamboo.gadgets/status/planStatus.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying Clover Data in a Gadget

Clover Coverage

Gadget Name:

Clover Coverage

Description:

Displays the Clover code coverage for plans from a particular Bamboo server.

Publishing Server:

Bamboo. The gadget URL addresses the Bamboo server. This gadget is published by the Clover plugin for Bamboo.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Bamboo 2.4 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need Bamboo with the Clover plugin, and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need Bamboo with the Clover plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://bamboo.example.com:8085/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.bamboo.gadgets/status/cloverCoverage.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying Confluence Data in a Gadget

Confluence Activity Stream

Example of Gadget URL:

http://confluence.example.com:8090/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.streams.confluence:activitystream-gadget/gadgets/conf-activitystream-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Confluence Page

Gadget Name:

Page

Description:

Displays content from a Confluence page. Optionally, the gadget also provides links allowing people to click through to the page on the Confluence site.

Publishing Server:

Confluence. The gadget URL addresses the Confluence server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Confluence 3.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need Confluence and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:
You need just Confluence. You can use this gadget to display Confluence data within the same Confluence site. Just add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide about the Gadget macro.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one Confluence site (‘A’) on another Confluence site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure Confluence site ‘A’ to trust Confluence site ‘B’. See Linking to Another Application. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • On Confluence site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the list of authorised external gadgets on site ‘B’. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page on Confluence site ‘B’ via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide on the Gadget macro.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://confluence.example.com:8090/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.gadgets:confluence-page-gadget/gadgets/confluence-page-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Confluence QuickNav

Gadget Name:

Confluence QuickNav

Description:

Provides the Confluence Quick Navigation Aid functionality for searching the Confluence site.

Publishing Server:

Confluence. The gadget URL addresses the Confluence server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Confluence 3.1 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need Confluence and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:
You need just Confluence. You can use this gadget to display Confluence data within the same Confluence site. Just add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide about the Gadget macro.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one Confluence site (‘A’) on another Confluence site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure Confluence site ‘A’ to trust Confluence site ‘B’. See Linking to Another Application. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • On Confluence site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the list of authorised external gadgets on site ‘B’. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page on Confluence site ‘B’ via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide on the Gadget macro.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://confluence.example.com:8090/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.gadgets:gadget-search/gadgets/gadget-search.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying News about Confluence in a Gadget

Confluence News

Gadget Name:

Confluence: News

Description:

Displays news items about Confluence from the Atlassian Blog.

Publishing Server:

Atlassian website. The gadget URL addresses a page on the Atlassian web server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

N/A

Usage in JIRA:

You need just JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need just Confluence. Summary of steps:

Gadget URL:

http://www.atlassian.com/gadgets/confluence-news.xml

Displaying Crucible Data in a Gadget

Crucible Charts

Gadget Name:

Crucible Charts

Description:

Displays charts showing statistical summaries of code reviews.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the FishEye plugin for JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye/Crucible and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye/Crucible and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jirafisheyeplugin:crucible-charting-gadget/gadgets/crucible-charting-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Crucible To Do

Gadget Name:

Crucible: To Do

Description:

Displays the items on the current user’s to-do list, including reviews to perform, comments to read or reviews to summarise.

Publishing Server:

Crucible. The gadget URL addresses the Crucible server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Crucible 2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye/Crucible and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye/Crucible and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://crucible.example.com:8060/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.fecru.fecru-gadgets-plugin:overdueReviews/gadgets/todo.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Crucible Hassle

Gadget Name:

Crucible: Hassle

Description:

Shows who the current user is still waiting for. In other words, it displays the reviewers who have not yet completed your reviews.

Publishing Server:

Crucible. The gadget URL addresses the Crucible server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Crucible 2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye/Crucible and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye/Crucible and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://crucible.example.com:8060/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.fecru.fecru-gadgets-plugin:overdueReviews/gadgets/hassle.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Crucible Overdue Reviews

Gadget Name:

Crucible: Overdue Reviews

Description:

Displays the reviews that are yet to be completed in the project, across all authors.

Publishing Server:

Crucible. The gadget URL addresses the Crucible server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Crucible 2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye/Crucible and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye/Crucible and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://crucible.example.com:8060/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.fecru.fecru-gadgets-plugin:overdueReviews/gadgets/overdueReviews.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Crucible Changeset Review Coverage

Gadget Name:

Changeset Review Coverage

Description:

Displays content from the Crucible Review Coverage report, so that you can investigate how much of your codebase has undergone code review.

Publishing Server:

Crucible. The gadget URL addresses the Crucible server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

Crucible 2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye/Crucible and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye/Crucible and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://crucible.example.com:8060/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.fisheye.review-coverage-report/gadget/recent-changesets.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying FishEye Data in a Gadget

FishEye Charts

Gadget Name:

FishEye Charts

Description:

Displays two charts showing showing statistics from a given source repository.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the FishEye plugin for JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jirafisheyeplugin:fisheye-charting-gadget/gadgets/fisheye-charting-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

FishEye Recent Changesets

Gadget Name:

FishEye Recent Changesets

Description:

Displays a number of recent changesets from a FishEye repository.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the FishEye plugin for JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need FishEye and JIRA. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA, FishEye and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jirafisheyeplugin:fisheye-recent-commits-gadget/gadgets/fisheye-recent-commits-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying GreenHopper Data in a Gadget

GreenHopper Classic Agile Gadget

Gadget Name:

GreenHopper Classic Agile Gadget

Description:

Allows you to monitor the progress of versions, view charts and access common GreenHopper pages.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.
GreenHopper 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-project-dashboard/gadgets/greenhopper-project-dashboard.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Card View Gadget

Gadget Name:

GreenHopper Classic Card View Gadget

Description:

Displays a JIRA issue on your dashboard in the format of a GreenHopper card.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 5.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-card-view-gadget/gadgets/greenhopper-card-view.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Cumulative Flow Chart

Gadget Name:

Classic Cumulative Flow Chart Gadget

Description:

Display a Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) area chart for a product, version or sprint.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 5.2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-cumulative-flow-chart/gadgets/greenhopper-cumulative-flow-chart.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Days Remaining Gadget

Gadget Name:

Classic Days Remaining Gadget

Description:

See how long you have before the next release is due.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 4.4 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-days-remaining-gadget/gadgets/days-remaining.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Hour Burndown Chart

Gadget Name:

Classic Hour Burndown Chart Gadget

Description:

Display a series of line graphs showing the burndown for a given version.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 5.2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-hour-burndown-chart/gadgets/greenhopper-hour-burndown-chart.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Project Progress Chart

Gadget Name:

Classic Project Progress Gadget

Description:

Display a colour-coded bar graph summarising the number of issues in each column of your Task Board.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 5.2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-project-progress/gadgets/greenhopper-project-progress.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart

Gadget Name:

Classic Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget

Description:

Display a series of line graphs showing the burndown for a given version.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.
GreenHopper 5.2.3 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-custom-field-burndown-chart/gadgets/greenhopper-custom-field-burndown-chart.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Classic Task Board

Gadget Name:

Classic Task Board Gadget

Description:

Display a column of the Task Board for a specified version of a project.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.3 and later.
GreenHopper 5.5 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-custom-field-burndown-chart/gadgets/greenhopper-task-board.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Days Remaining in Sprint

Gadget Name:

GreenHopper Days Remaining in Sprint Gadget

Description:

See how many days you have before the current sprint ends.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 5.0 and later.
GreenHopper 6.1.6 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-sprint-days-remaining/gadgets/greenhopper-sprint-days-remaining.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Sprint Burndown

Gadget Name:

GreenHopper Sprint Burndown Gadget

Description:

Display the burndown for your current sprint.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 5.0 and later.
GreenHopper 6.1.6 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-sprint-burndown/gadgets/greenhopper-sprint-burndown.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

GreenHopper Wallboard

Gadget Name:

GreenHopper Wallboard Gadget

Description:

Display a specified Board on your wallboard (or dashboard).

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the GreenHopper plugin in JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.4 and later.
GreenHopper 5.7 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

 You need JIRA with the GreenHopper plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:greenhopper-gadget-rapid-view/gadgets/greenhopper-rapid-view.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Displaying JIRA Data in a Gadget

If a gadget is shared with ‘Everyone’, but your issues are restricted for public access and require a login to be viewed, then the issues won’t show up for anonymous users.

JIRA Activity Stream

Gadget Name:

Activity Stream

Description:

Displays a summary of recent activity from a JIRA site.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.streams.streams-jira-plugin:activitystream-gadget/gadgets/activitystream-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Assigned to Me

Gadget Name:

Assigned to Me

Description:

Displays all open issues in all projects assigned to the current user.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:assigned-to-me-gadget/gadgets/assigned-to-me-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Average Age

Gadget Name:

Average Age Chart

Description:

Displays a bar chart showing the average number of days that issues have remained unresolved.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:average-age-chart-gadget/gadgets/average-age-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Bugzilla ID Search

Gadget Name:

Bugzilla Issue ID Search

Description:

Allows you to search all JIRA issues for references to Bugzilla IDs.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:bugzilla/gadgets/bugzilla-id-search.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Calendar

Gadget Name:

JIRA Issues Calendar

Description:

Displays issues and versions in calendar format, based on due date.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server. This gadget is published by the Calendar plugin for JIRA.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the Calendar plugin. Summary of steps:

Usage in Confluence:

You need JIRA with the Calendar plugin, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.ext.calendar:issuescalendar-gadget/templates/plugins/jira/portlets/calendar/gadget/calendar-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Created versus Resolved Issues

Gadget Name:

Created vs Resolved Chart

Description:

Displays a difference chart showing the issues created compared with those resolved over a given period.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:created-vs-resolved-issues-chart-gadget/gadgets/createdvsresolved-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Favourite Filters

Gadget Name:

Favourite Filters

Description:

Displays a list of all the issue filters that you have marked as favourite.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:favourite-filters-gadget/gadgets/favourite-filters-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Filter Results

Gadget Name:

Filter Results

Description:

Displays a list of all the issue filters that the current user has marked as favourite.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:filter-results-gadget/gadgets/filter-results-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Heat Map

Gadget Name:

Heat Map

Description:

Displays the relative weighting of the values in a given field, for issues returned from a given project or filter.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.1 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:heat-map-gadget/gadgets/heatmap-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Issues in Progress

Gadget Name:

Issues In Progress

Description:

Displays all issues that the current user is working on.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:in-progress-gadget/gadgets/in-progress-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Introduction

Gadget Name:

Introduction

Description:

Displays a configurable introduction message.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:introduction-gadget/gadgets/introduction-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Issue Statistics

Gadget Name:

Issue Statistics

Description:

Displays the set of issues returned by a specified filter, broken down by a specified field.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:stats-gadget/gadgets/stats-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Labels

Gadget Name:

Labels

Description:

Displays a list of all the labels in a specified project.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.2 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:labels-gadget/gadgets/labels-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Pie Chart

Gadget Name:

Pie Chart

Description:

Displays issues from a project or issue filter, grouped by a statistic type, in pie-chart format.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:pie-chart-gadget/gadgets/piechart-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Projects

Gadget Name:

Projects

Description:

Displays information and various filters related to specified project(s).

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:project-gadget/gadgets/project-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Gadget Name:

Quick Links

Description:

Displays a number of useful links to issues associated with the current user.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:quicklinks-gadget/gadgets/quicklinks-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Recently Created Issues

Gadget Name:

Recently Created Chart

Description:

Displays a bar chart showing the rate at which issues are being createdand how many of those issues are resolved.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:recently-created-chart-gadget/gadgets/recently-created-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Resolution Time

Gadget Name:

Resolution Time

Description:

Displays a bar chart showing the average resolution time (in days) of resolved issues.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:resolution-time-gadget/gadgets/resolution-time-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Road Map

Gadget Name:

Road Map

Description:

Displays versions which are due for release within a specified period of time, and a summary of progress made towards completing the issues in those versions.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:road-map-gadget/gadgets/roadmap-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Text

Gadget Name:

Text

Description:

Displays a configurable HTML message.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:

You need JIRA with the Text gadget enabled. Summary of steps:

  • Open the JIRA administration console and go to the ‘Plugins‘ section. Click the ‘JIRA Gadgets Plugin‘ to see its modules, and enable the ‘Text (text-gadget)‘ module. (The module is disabled by default because it is a potential security risk. It can contain any HTML which could potentially make your JIRA system vulnerable to XSS attacks.)
  • Add the gadget to your JIRA dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

You need JIRA with the Text gadget enabled, and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Open the JIRA administration console and go to the ‘Plugins‘ section. Click the ‘JIRA Gadgets Plugin‘ to see its modules, and enable the ‘Text (text-gadget)‘ module. (The module is disabled by default because it is a potential security risk. It can contain any HTML which could potentially make your JIRA system vulnerable to XSS attacks.)
  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your Bamboo gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:text-gadget/gadgets/text-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Time Since Chart

Gadget Name:

Time Since Chart

Description:

Displays a bar chart showing the number of issues that something has happened to within a given time period. The ‘something has happened’ is based on a date field that you choose, such as ‘Created’, ‘Updated’, ‘Due’ or ‘Resolved’.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:time-since-chart-gadget/gadgets/timesince-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics

Gadget Name:

Two Dimensional Filter Statistics

Description:

Displays statistical data based on a specified filter in a configurable table.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:two-dimensional-stats-gadget/gadgets/two-dimensional-stats-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Voted Issues

Gadget Name:

Voted Issues

Description:

Displays issues for which the current user has voted.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:voted-gadget/gadgets/voted-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

JIRA Watched Issues

Gadget Name:

Watched Issues

Description:

Displays issues that the current user is watching.

Publishing Server:

JIRA. The gadget URL addresses the JIRA server.

Application Version on Publishing Server:

JIRA 4.0 and later.

Usage in JIRA:
You need just JIRA. You can use this gadget to display JIRA data within the same JIRA site. Just add the gadget to your dashboard. See the JIRA user’s guide.

You can also use the gadget to display information from one JIRA site (‘A’) on another JIRA site (‘B’). Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA site ‘A’ to trust JIRA site ‘B’ via Application Links. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In JIRA site ‘B’, subscribe to all your site ‘A’ gadgets. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to the JIRA gadget directory on site ‘B’. See the JIRA administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to your dashboard on JIRA site ‘B’. See the JIRA user’s guide.

Usage in Confluence:

 You need JIRA and Confluence. Summary of steps:

  • Configure JIRA to trust Confluence. See the JIRA administrator’s guide. Follow the prompts to choose either OAuth or Trusted Applications, depending on your setup.
  • In Confluence, subscribe to all your JIRA gadgets. Alternatively, you can add just this one gadget to Confluence’s list of authorised external gadgets. see the Confluence administrator’s guide.
  • Add the gadget to a wiki page via the macro browser. See the Confluence user’s guide.

Example of Gadget URL:

http://jira.example.com:8080/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.jira.gadgets:watched-gadget/gadgets/watched-gadget.xml

See instructions on finding the gadget URL below.

Finding a Gadget’s URL

Often you will need to add a gadget to a directory by copying and pasting the gadget URL. Here are some guidelines.

A gadget’s URL points to the gadget’s XML specification file. In general, a gadget’s URL looks something like this:

http://example.com/my-gadget-location/my-gadget.xml

If the gadget is supplied by a plugin, the URL will have this format:
http://my-app.my-server.com:port/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/my-plugin.key:my-gadget/my-path/my-gadget.xml
For example:
http://mycompany.com/jira/rest/gadgets/1.0/g/com.atlassian.streams.streams-jira-plugin:activitystream-gadget/gadgets/activitystream-gadget.xml

To find a gadget’s URL in JIRA:

  • Go to your dashboard by clicking the Dashboards link at the top left of the screen.
  • Click Add Gadget to see the list of gadgets in the directory.
  • Find the gadget you want, using one or more of the following tools:
    • Use the scroll bar on the right to move up and down the list of gadgets.
    • Select a category in the left-hand panel to display only gadgets in that category.
    • Start typing a key word for your gadget in the Search textbox. The list of gadgets will change as you type, showing only gadgets that match your search term.
  • Right-click the Gadget URL link for that gadget and copy the gadget’s URL into your clipboard.

To find a gadget’s URL in Confluence:

  • Choose Help > Confluence Gadgets to see the list of available Confluence gadgets.
  • Find the gadget you want.
  • Right-click the Gadget URL link for that gadget and copy the gadget’s URL into your clipboard.

No Crowd gadgets

We do not yet have any gadgets that display Crowd data.

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