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Bitbucket Search

The extension allow you to quickly access repositories, pipelines and pull-requests in Bitbucket
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Bitbucket

Raycast extension to search repositories, check pipelines status, open recent Pull Requests, and more to come.

Find this extension on the Raycast store raycast-extensions is released under the MIT license. PRs welcome! Open in Visual Studio Code

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Features

  • Quick access to your repositories
  • Search your recent pipelines and see their status
  • See your recent open pull requests

Getting started

  • Go to to your Bitbucket Cloud profile, under App Passwords
  • Click on Create App Password
  • Give your App password a name e.g. Raycast, and select all the read options you need (Account, projects, repositories, Pull Requests, Pipelines)
  • Store in a secure location the given App Password
  • Start a bitbucket command and fill the required fields:
    • Workspace: You can see your workspaces here, and use the slug. You can find it in the URL of your workspace: https://bitbucket.org/{organization}/
    • Account Name: You can find it here under Bitbucket profile settings > Username
    • App Password

Now you should be able to run Bitbucket commands with Raycast 🚀.

Roadmap

  • Use the Bitbucket Client NPM package instead of hardcoding the API
  • Show commit name in pipelines title
  • Addd pagination navigation to pipelines
  • Dashboard with overview of differents queries (PRs, pipelines, etc)
  • Extend pipelines capabilities to see logs & rerun a failed/stopped one
  • Test performances with high number of repositories (only tested with 38 until now). And if bad performances, check:
    • Add pagination navigation to repositories
    • Load all repos in background and keep a cache of all of them (as repositories are quite static resources)
    • Only keep the field needed, to reduce JSON answer size

Extension built & tested for Bitbucket Cloud

Bitbucket API resource: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/rest/intro/

Bitbucket Client API resource: https://bitbucketjs.netlify.app/