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# Campaigner
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Command line tool to create and manage community campaigns.
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## Usage
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```sh
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$ campaigner --help
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Create and manage Open Source campaigns
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Usage:
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campaigner [command]
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Available Commands:
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add Adds tickets to the campaign
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filter Interactively filters the current ticket list
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help Help about any command
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init Creates a new campaign in the current directory
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token Subcommands related to tokens
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Flags:
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-h, --help help for campaigner
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Use "campaigner [command] --help" for more information about a command.
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```
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## Application flow
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1. Run `campaigner set-token` to set the tokens for `jira/github`.
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2. Run `campaigner init` to create a new community campaign.
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3. Run `campaigner add` to add new tickets based either on a `grep/ag`
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command or a `govet` check.
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4. Run `campaigner filter` to interactively remove false matches.
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5. Run `campaigner status` to see the status of each one of the
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tickets. The tickets can be in an `unpublished`, `jira`, `github`
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and `completed` state.
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6. Modify the `template.md` file to adjust the ticket templates.
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7. Run `campaigner publish` to create the tickets in `jira` based on
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the template.
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8. Possible next step to publish the tickets from `jira` to `github`.
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