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[jira]
# Fill in your own jira Server here. Required.
server = https://jira.example.com
project = INV

# The RSA private key for the OAuth1 Authentication
# If you don't know how to set up OAuth in JIRA, read this and look at the example code here:
# https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_tutorial/atlassian-oauth-examples
rsa-private-key = testkey.pem

# this ugly hack is needed until I figure out how OAuth actually works (I'm so sorry)
# just to be safe, fill this with random data.
verifier = iwfho1iwfnwnqo2dj9328e239honwnkwncwl


[fields]
# Put in your own jira custom field names here
# Easiest method to find out the names is to browse to an issue detail page and fire up the web inspector.
# The fields are named in the source of the page.
# Important: Here you have to match the fields you define down in the input modules or you will get errors.
inventory_number = customfield_11012
serial_number = customfield_11007
est_purchase_date = customfield_11302
est_warranty_end_date = customfield_11303
est_manufacture_date = customfield_11304
model = customfield_11308
ram = customfield_11307
disk_size = customfield_11306
#don't change this
summary = summary

[input.macbook]
# Here you can define the fields for your inventory items
# Syntax:
#   field.{your name} = [prompt.][default_value]
#
# For example:
#   field.inventory_number = prompt       # prompts for an input
#   field.inventory_number = prompt.0001  # prompts for an input with the default value 0001
#   field.inventory_number = 0001         # always uses 0001 for this field

field.inventory_number = prompt

# Don't change this field name (serial_number). It is important for warranty and model type lookup.
field.serial_number = prompt

field.ram = prompt.16GB
field.disk_size = prompt.512GB

# appledevice = true: Start a special function that fills out the following fields
# based on online lookup: model, warranty_end_date, manufacture_date, purchase_date.
# This should always be set to true if the device has a serial number.
appledevice = True

# This needs to be exactly the issue type you have in your JIRA. Required.
issuetype = Computer Asset

# Links an issue with input type poweradapter to this issue
# Currently only one linked Issue is supported.
# Comment it out if you don't need it.
link = input.poweradapter

# Summary string template. Words with $ will be replaced by the value of the corresponding field. Required.
summary = myt-$inventory_number

[input.poweradapter]
field.inventory_number = prompt
field.model = Apple Power Adapter Magsafe 2
summary = pwr-$inventory_number
issuetype = Misc. Hardware Asset

[input.keyboard]
field.inventory_number = prompt
field.model_identifier = prompt.Apple Wired Keyboard
summary = key-$inventory_number
issuetype = Computer Asset

# Set up your own workflows!
# Here's another example.
#
#[input.androidphone]
#field.inventory_number = prompt
#field.serial_number = prompt
#appledevice = False
#field.model = prompt.Nexus 6
#summary = $model $inventory_number
#issuetype = Mobile Phone