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Guide to configuring Jira as a data source in LlamaCloud, including UI, API, client setup, and multiple authentication methods.

Load data from Jira

Configure via UI

We can load data by using three different types of authentication methods:

1. OAuth2 Authentication Mechanism

Jira

2. PAT Authentication Mechanism

Jira

3. Basic Authentication Mechanism

Jira

Configure via API / Client

1. OAuth2 Authentication Mechanism

from llama_cloud.types.data_source_create_params import (
  CloudJiraDataSource,
)

data_source = client.data_sources.create(
    name="my-data-source",
    component=CloudJiraDataSource(
        api_token='<api_token>',  # Access token in this case
        cloud_id='<cloud_id>',
        authentication_mechanism='oauth2',
        query='<query>',
    ),
    source_type="JIRA",
    project_id="my-project-id",
)

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.create({
  name: 'my-data-source',
  component: {
    api_token: '<api_token>',  // Access token in this case
    cloud_id: '<cloud_id>',
    authentication_mechanism: 'oauth2',
    query: '<query>',
  },
  source_type: 'JIRA',
  project_id: 'my-project-id',
});

from llama_cloud.types import CloudJiraDataSource

ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'source_type': 'JIRA',
    'component': CloudJiraDataSource(
        api_token='<api_token>',  # Access token in this case
        cloud_id='<cloud_id>',
        authentication_mechanism='oauth2',
        query='<query>',
    )
}
data_source = client.data_sources.create_data_source(request=ds)

const ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'sourceType': 'JIRA',
    'component': {
        'api_token': '<api_token>',  // Access token in this case
        'cloud_id': '<cloud_id>',
        'authentication_mechanism': 'oauth2',
        'query': '<query>',
    }
};

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.createDataSource({
  body: ds
});

2. PAT Authentication Mechanism

from llama_cloud.types.data_source_create_params import (
  CloudJiraDataSource,
)

data_source = client.data_sources.create(
    name="my-data-source",
    component=CloudJiraDataSource(
        api_token='<api_token>',  # Personal Access Token (PAT) in this case
        server_url='<server_url>',
        authentication_mechanism='pat',
        query='<query>',
    ),
    source_type="JIRA",
    project_id="my-project-id",
)

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.create({
  name: 'my-data-source',
  component: {
    api_token: '<api_token>',  // Personal Access Token (PAT) in this case
    server_url: '<server_url>',
    authentication_mechanism: 'pat',
    query: '<query>',
  },
  source_type: 'JIRA',
  project_id: 'my-project-id',
});

from llama_cloud.types import CloudJiraDataSource

ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'source_type': 'JIRA',
    'component': CloudJiraDataSource(
        api_token='<api_token>',  # Personal Access Token (PAT) in this case
        server_url='<server_url>',
        authentication_mechanism='pat',
        query='<query>',
    )
}
data_source = client.data_sources.create_data_source(request=ds)

const ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'sourceType': 'JIRA',
    'component': {
        'api_token': '<api_token>',  // Personal Access Token (PAT) in this case
        'server_url': '<server_url>',
        'authentication_mechanism': 'pat',
        'query': '<query>',
    }
};

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.createDataSource({
  body: ds
});

3. Basic Authentication Mechanism

from llama_cloud.types.data_source_create_params import (
  CloudJiraDataSource,
)

data_source = client.data_sources.create(
    name="my-data-source",
    component=CloudJiraDataSource(
        email='<email>',
        api_token='<api_token>',
        server_url='<server_url>',
        authentication_mechanism='basic',
        query='<query>',
    ),
    source_type="JIRA",
    project_id="my-project-id",
)

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.create({
  name: 'my-data-source',
  component: {
    email: '<email>',
    api_token: '<api_token>',
    server_url: '<server_url>',
    authentication_mechanism: 'basic',
    query: '<query>',
  },
  source_type: 'JIRA',
  project_id: 'my-project-id',
});

from llama_cloud.types import CloudJiraDataSource

ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'source_type': 'JIRA',
    'component': CloudJiraDataSource(
        email='<email>',
        api_token='<api_token>',
        server_url='<server_url>',
        authentication_mechanism='basic',
        query='<query>',
    )
}
data_source = client.data_sources.create_data_source(request=ds)

const ds = {
    'name': '<your-name>',
    'sourceType': 'JIRA',
    'component': {
        'email': '<email>',
        'api_token': '<api_token>',
        'server_url': '<server_url>',
        'authentication_mechanism': 'basic',
        'query': '<query>',
    }
};

const dataSource = await client.dataSources.createDataSource({
  body: ds
});

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