Wake for Jira Cloud

Wake turns a Jira saved filter into a dashboard view with a sortable issue table, grouped rollups, aggregate metrics, and charts.

Wake is built with Atlassian Forge and runs inside Jira Cloud. Jira data is requested using the current user’s permissions, and Wake does not modify Jira issues.

Key features

• Main table, Grouped, and Chart tabs backed by one loaded issue set.
• Group issues by categorical Jira fields.
• Count issues and calculate sums or averages for numeric fields.
• Analyze configured fields as bar charts, with an optional second categorical field for the legend/stack.
• Continue a large load after a retryable interruption.
• Paid/trial CSV export generated in the browser.

Current limits

Documentation

• Getting started
• Configure Wake
• Use the Main, Grouped, and Chart views
• Plans and limits
• Troubleshooting
• Privacy and security
• Support
• [Release notes] (Coming Soon)

Development

Prerequisites:

• Node.js compatible with the Forge nodejs22.x runtime
• Atlassian Forge CLI
• Access to the Wake Forge app and a Jira Cloud development site

Typical clean build:

npm ci
npm run sync:shared
npm --prefix resources/groupview ci
npm --prefix resources/groupview run build
npm run lint
forge deploy

Use forge install for a first installation and the appropriate Forge upgrade command/process when manifest permissions change.

The current root package does not define an automated test command. Add tests and CI before general availability.

Permissions

Wake currently declares:

• read:jira-work
• storage:app

See scope justifications. The storage:app scope is under release review because the current KVS FRAME_CONFIG handlers appear to be legacy code.

Support and legal

• Support: info@totesoft.com
• Company: Totesoft LLC
• Legal Center: https://legal.totesoft.com/

The Wake legal pages require the corrections listed in this package before Marketplace publication.