azure-devops-java-sdk

azd library helps to manage Azure DevOps REST API on ease. This provides functionality to the significant services in Azure DevOps and manage in granular level.

You can view the blog post for details about the library.

Documentation

• Javadocs
• Examples

Getting Started

Download the sdk from here and here.

• Get the list of projects for your organisation

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String organisation = "myOrganisationName";
        String personalAccessToken = "accessToken";
        
        // instantiate AzDDefaultParameters with organisation name, project and personal access token.
        AzDDefaultParameters defaultParameters = new AzDDefaultParameters(organisation, personalAccessToken);
    
        // call API with the default parameters;
        Core core = new Core(defaultParameters);
        try {
            // get the list of projects
            core.getProjects();
            
            // create a new project
            core.createProject("my-new-project", "Finance management");
            
            // create a team in the project
            core.createTeam("my-new-project", "my-new-team");
        
            // list all the teams
            core.getTeams();
        } catch (IOException | DefaultParametersException e1) {
            e1.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

}

Release Notes

• Change Log

Dependencies

NAME	VERSION
com.fasterxml.jackson.core	v2.12.0

Build Locally

You are going to need JDK version 11 or above and can be downloaded from here. Download Maven from the official website. Once it is installed add JAVA_HOME to the path as Maven is going to need it. You can check if Maven is installed correctly by running mvn -v.

Once you have installed JDK and Maven you can then,

Clone the repository and navigate to root of the folder where pom.xml is placed.

• Run mvn clean to clean the target folder if any exists
• Update _unitTest.json with your organisation name, project name and personal access token.
• Run mvn test to run unit tests
• Run mvn package to install the dependencies and create the resultant .jar file.

License

This project is licensed under MIT

Contributors

See Contribution Guidelines