Clone the Jira Assistant repository from GitHub:

Navigate into the project directory:

Switch to develop branch:

Install the project dependencies using npm:

Install the Jira Assistant extension from the Chrome Web Store or other supported browsers. Search for "Jira Assistant" in the respective extension store and add it to your browser.

Setting up a custom host entry is crucial for local development. It simulates a domain name, enabling OAuth and other functionalities to work seamlessly.

For Windows:

Open Notepad or any text editor with administrator privileges.

Open the hosts file located at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.

Add the following line:

By default, the project runs on port 80. To change the port number, adjust the .env file.

Run the project using npm:

Access the development environment at http://local.jiraassistant.com:{PORT} (replace {PORT} with the chosen port number).

With the Jira Assistant extension installed, you can now explore and test the features of the project seamlessly.