Count Number of User Stories (bookmarklet)

[Mike Singleton]

I'm rather new to this, why isn't this working? 

javascript:var sum = 0; jQuery('.aui-badge[title="Story"]').each(function() {sum += parseInt(jQuery(this).text())}); alert('User Stories: ' + sum); void(document.close());

[Esther Strom]

@Mike Singleton I think I get what you're trying to do. Where are you in Jira when you're running this bookmarklet? In a scrum board's backlog view? Or somewhere else?

[nina_schmidt]

Welcome @Mike Singleton 

would you please add a bit more information?

where are you entering that java code? 

[nina_schmidt]

And check out these links: 

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Count-number-of-reported-issues-based-on-Epic-Link/qaq-p/747886 

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-discussions/Help-With-Queues-and-JQL/td-p/995481 

[Mike Singleton]

I am tring to count the number of User Stories (and only those) in the backlog. I tried a JQL, but it's not perfect so I am trying a bookmarklet

project = ACME AND issuetype = Story AND resolution = Unresolved AND (Sprint = EMPTY OR Sprint not in (openSprints(), futureSprints(),closedSprints()))

[nina_schmidt]

sorry for the late answer. 

your jql looks good, what is the result of this filter shown in your environment tho? 

[Mike Singleton]

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[Mike Singleton]

It works, but I was hoping for something quicker than a gadget

[nina_schmidt]

Ok, understood. I‘ll try to loop in a Java specialist