Hi, Does anyone have used Atlassian design system to customize issue UI in JIRA service management? We are looking for an option to add Buttons to the issue UI (under multiple tabs) so that we can manually trigger it to make API calls.
Any insights on this topic would br very helpful.
Welcome to the community @Nishant Tripathi !
Since you are talking about the app development on server, you may need to refer to this page here: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/set-up-the-atlassian-plugin-sdk-and-build-a-project/
Keep in mind that support of server will be ending in 15th of February.
Thanks for your reply Nikola, is the support for Data center is ending as well?
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Data center is not ending, only the server of Jira
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Cool, we are planning to deploy JSM Data centre.
Do you know if we can customize the layout and section of a issue in JSM issue?
Also, does ‘Atlassian Design System’ is same as creating an app in JIRA?
Here is the link to the documentation I am talking about.
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For the customisation, I found this for now: https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/marketplace/developing-apps-for-atlassian-data-center-products/
Also, it is not the same, since this page is all about the design principles that are being used, while developing the app is separate which actually uses the elements of a design to show things.
For example: You are developing an app that will revoke the licenses for users more easily. It requires code which will mostly use some kind of frontend development framework. Let's say you are writing code in JavaScript, you will be using React as a framework that will allow you to create buttons, color them (mostly this is done by CSS but then again React adds more flavour to it).
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