if you want, you can still use the standalone command line executable for Jira Cloud sites. You don’t need to purchase it separately. Please refer to DC version for more details.
Start by running Atlas CLI by selecting Apps -> Atlas CLI Terminal from the top navigation of Jira. An embedded terminal will be displayed. Write “--help” to see a list of all top level commands.
To see which sub-command there are for each top-level command us the “--help” flag after the command. For example:
~$ user --help COMMANDS user add-user-to-application user change-password user create user delete user find user find-accounts-with-query user find-assignable-users user find-assignable-users-bulk user find-with-permission user find-with-query user get user get-all user get-default-columns user get-email user get-user-groups user remove-user-from-application user reset-default-columns user set-default-columns user update
To get help about the accepted flags and arguments of each sub-command, use “--help” again as shown in the following example:
~$ user find --help
USAGE
$ jira user find --search <value> [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--property <value>] [--includeActive] [--includeInActive]
FLAGS
--[no-]includeActive Applicable to only Server and DC. If true, then active users are included in the results (default true).
--[no-]includeInActive Applicable to only Server and DC. If true, then inactive users are included in the results (default false).
--maxResults=<value> [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
--property=<value> Applicable to only Cloud. A query string used to search properties. To search for the value of nested from {"something":{"nested":1,"other":2}} use thepropertykey.something.nested=1.
--search=<value> (required) The search string.
--startAt=<value> The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).