Copy Ticket Link

A small Leantime plugin that adds a "copy link" button to the ticket modal. Clicking the button copies a context-free URL to the clipboard:

https://your-leantime.example/#/tickets/showTicket/14

— rather than the contextual URL the user happens to be on when they open the modal (e.g. …/ProjectOverview?view=view_abc…#/tickets/showTicket/14). The plain link opens the ticket directly from the frontpage, without first loading whatever page the linker happened to be on.

How it works

On every authenticated page load, the asset is included via the standard afterScriptLibTags event.

The script listens for hashchange. When the hash matches #/tickets/showTicket/<id>, the script waits for nyroModal's .nyroModalCont wrapper to render and injects a button into it.

The button uses the async clipboard API (with a document.execCommand('copy') fallback for non-HTTPS contexts) and flashes success / error styling for ~1.5 s.

Install

Enable the plugin from Company Settings → Leantime Apps → My apps. The plugin's install() hook symlinks assets/copy-ticket-link.js and assets/copy-ticket-link.css into public/dist/ so the asset URLs resolve.

No configuration is required.

Uninstall

Disabling the plugin removes the symlinks.

Development

Clone this repository into your Leantime plugins folder:

git clone https://github.com/ITK-Leantime/copy-ticket-link.git app/Plugins/CopyTicketLink

Run composer install:

docker run --interactive --rm --volume ${PWD}:/app itkdev/php8.3-fpm:latest composer install

Composer normalize

docker run --rm --volume ${PWD}:/app itkdev/php8.3-fpm:latest composer normalize

Coding standards

Check and apply with phpcs

docker run --interactive --rm --volume ${PWD}:/app itkdev/php8.3-fpm:latest composer coding-standards-check

docker run --interactive --rm --volume ${PWD}:/app itkdev/php8.3-fpm:latest composer coding-standards-apply

Check and apply with prettier

docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/work" tmknom/prettier:latest --check assets

docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/work" tmknom/prettier:latest --write assets

Check and apply markdownlint

docker run --rm --volume "$PWD:/md" itkdev/markdownlint '**/*.md'

docker run --rm --volume "$PWD:/md" itkdev/markdownlint '**/*.md' --fix

Check with shellcheck

docker run --rm --volume "$PWD:/app" --workdir /app peterdavehello/shellcheck shellcheck bin/create-release
docker run --rm --volume "$PWD:/app" --workdir /app peterdavehello/shellcheck shellcheck bin/deploy
docker run --rm --volume "$PWD:/app" --workdir /app peterdavehello/shellcheck shellcheck bin/local.create-release

Code analysis

# This analysis takes a bit more than the default allocated ram.
docker run --interactive --rm --volume ${PWD}:/app --env PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT=256M itkdev/php8.3-fpm:latest composer code-analysis

Test release build

docker compose build && docker compose run --rm php bin/create-release dev-test

The create-release script replaces %%VERSION%% in register.php with the tag provided (in the above it is dev-test).

Deploy

The deploy script downloads a release from Github and unzips it. The script should be passed a tag as argument. In the process the script deletes itself, but the script finishes because it is still in memory.