A terminal UI for exporting JIRA and Confluence data into a local SQLite database, with re-export to CSV, JSON, or JIRA-importable CSV.
uv run f-jira
You'll be prompted for:
- Atlassian domain — e.g.
mycompany(frommycompany.atlassian.net) - Email — your Atlassian account email
- API token — generate one at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
- Validates your credentials against the Atlassian API
- Lets you choose JIRA or Confluence on the service selection screen
- Lists all accessible projects (JIRA) or spaces (Confluence)
- Exports selected items — issues/comments/links or pages/comments — into
jira_export.db - Offers re-export in multiple formats into the
exports/directory
You can go back and export from both services in the same session — everything accumulates in the same database.
| Format | Service | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CSV | JIRA | issues.csv + comments.csv with all core and custom fields |
| JIRA CSV | JIRA | Follows JIRA's CSV import format with repeated headers for multi-value fields |
| JSON | JIRA | Full raw API response per issue |
| Confluence CSV | Confluence | pages.csv + page_comments.csv |
| Confluence JSON | Confluence | Full raw API response per page |
A split toggle on the results screen lets you choose between:
- Off (default) — one combined file for all projects or spaces
- On — one file per project/space (e.g.
issues_PROJ1.csv,pages_12345.csv)
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Q |
Quit |
A |
Select all projects / spaces |
N |
Deselect all projects / spaces |
Escape |
Back / Cancel |
- Python 3.12+
- uv