The jira command has built in help, so 'jira help' will show all available commands and 'jira help <command>' will give help about each command.
The bit I struggled with a bit was the template system, but once you have your templates set up you don't have to touch them again (unless things change on the Jira side). There's a section in the README about working with templates.
I set up some aliases to make things easier too, for example to see what needs to be worked on I have an alias 'sprint' for:
jira ls -q "sprint='$JIRA_SPRINT' and status in ('In Progress', 'Peer Review', 'To Do')" | sort -k 2
The bit I struggled with a bit was the template system, but once you have your templates set up you don't have to touch them again (unless things change on the Jira side). There's a section in the README about working with templates.
I set up some aliases to make things easier too, for example to see what needs to be worked on I have an alias 'sprint' for:
jira ls -q "sprint='$JIRA_SPRINT' and status in ('In Progress', 'Peer Review', 'To Do')" | sort -k 2