AtlasCamp 2014: Stash State of the Union

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The summary discusses Stash, an Atlassian product for source code management. It notes that Stash has over 2100 customers, 20 developers, and releases 3 major and 15 minor updates per year. It also discusses the growing ecosystem of Stash plugins, including some popular commercial plugins. The document outlines the various plugin points in Stash, such as repository hooks, cancelable events, and file handlers. It discusses empowering the ecosystem through stable APIs and ensuring plugins work well as Stash scales to enterprise customers in areas like caching and clustering. The next 12 months will focus on improving the JavaScript and LESS APIs and documentation to better support plugin development.

Technology Education

Jason Hinch, Full-stack Developer, Atlassian
Stash
State of the Union

ECOSYSTEM HEALTH
Agenda
QUESTIONS
NEXT 12 MONTHS
PLUGIN POINTS

Agenda
QUESTIONS
NEXT 12 MONTHS
PLUGIN POINTS
ECOSYSTEM HEALTH

• Team
• 20+ developers
• Customer base
• 2100+ customers
• Releases
• 3 major, 15 minor, 59 bug ﬁx
Stash is growing

• Empower our ecosystem
• Stable API for major versions
• Java API
• REST API
• Developer docs
Committed to plugins

As of May 2014
86
Stash Add-Ons on Marketplace

• 9000+ downloads
• Commercial add-on
• Charts for repository stats
• Commit & line activity
• Contributors
Awesome Graphs

• 3000+ downloads
• Commercial add-on
• Powered by SubGit
• SVN migration
• Incremental
• Once time import
Svn Mirror for Stash

• 10-15 free add-ons
• Experiment with features
• Keep Stash lean
• Validate our plugin points
Add-ons by Atlassian

ECOSYSTEM HEALTH
PLUGIN POINTS
Agenda
QUESTIONS
NEXT 12 MONTHS

• Servlets
• Web Fragments
• Web panels
• Web items
• Web section
• Page decorators
• LESS css
• Soy templates
• Atlassian UI (AUI)
Built on the Atlassian Platform

• Pre-receive
• Post-receive
• Pull request merge
• Per repository 
conﬁguration
• Since Stash 2.1
Repository Hooks

atlassian-plugin.xml
Implementation
Soy template
Soy ﬁles

static/config.soy
Existing values
Validation errors

• Implement CancelableEvent
• Correspond to modiﬁcation request
• Prevent action from being performed
• Veto message sent back to UI
Cancelable Events

• Pull requests
• Permissions
• Repositories
• Projects
What can be canceled

• Pluggable source rendering pipeline
• Take control any source and diﬀ
• Selectively handle rendering
• Asynchronous by design (promise based)
File Handler

atlassian-plugin.xml
Included when 
rendering source
JS ﬁles
File handler registry

PLUGIN POINTS
NEXT 12 MONTHS
ECOSYSTEM HEALTH
Agenda
QUESTIONS

• Problem areas
• Caching / State
• Locking / State control
• Background tasks
• Shared technologies with
JIRA/Conﬂuence
• Atlassian Cache
• Atlassian Scheduler
• Atlassian Beehive
• How-to guides coming
soon
Cluster-safety

• Test Data
• Number of repositories
• Size of repositories
• Measure
• Execution time
• Memory consumption
• Concurrency
• Techniques
• Paging
• Limiting
• Streaming
• Documentation coming
Scaling for the enterprise

• JavaScript AMD modules
• Stable for major version
• Valid inputs will return same outputs
• Function names will remain the same
• Deprecation warnings
• Documented
JavaScript API

• Standard LESS import
• Stable for major version
• Variable names (not value)
• Mix-in names (not output)
• Deprecation documented
• Release TBA
LESS API

• Great opportunities
• Try writing a plugin for Stash
• Scale with Stash
• Give us feedback
Take aways

NEXT 12 MONTHS
QUESTIONS
PLUGIN POINTS
ECOSYSTEM HEALTH
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1. Jason Hinch, Full-stack Developer, Atlassian Stash State of the Union

2. ECOSYSTEM HEALTH Agenda QUESTIONS NEXT 12 MONTHS PLUGIN POINTS

3. Agenda QUESTIONS NEXT 12 MONTHS PLUGIN POINTS ECOSYSTEM HEALTH

5. • Team • 20+ developers • Customer base • 2100+ customers • Releases • 3 major, 15 minor, 59 bug ﬁx Stash is growing

6. • Empower our ecosystem • Stable API for major versions • Java API • REST API • Developer docs Committed to plugins

8. As of May 2014 86 Stash Add-Ons on Marketplace

9. • 9000+ downloads • Commercial add-on • Charts for repository stats • Commit & line activity • Contributors Awesome Graphs

10. • 3000+ downloads • Commercial add-on • Powered by SubGit • SVN migration • Incremental • Once time import Svn Mirror for Stash

11. • 10-15 free add-ons • Experiment with features • Keep Stash lean • Validate our plugin points Add-ons by Atlassian

12. ECOSYSTEM HEALTH PLUGIN POINTS Agenda QUESTIONS NEXT 12 MONTHS

13. • Servlets • Web Fragments • Web panels • Web items • Web section • Page decorators • LESS css • Soy templates • Atlassian UI (AUI) Built on the Atlassian Platform

14. Repository Hooks

15. • Pre-receive • Post-receive • Pull request merge • Per repository  conﬁguration • Since Stash 2.1 Repository Hooks

16. atlassian-plugin.xml Implementation Soy template Soy ﬁles

17. NamingConventionHook.java

18. NamingConventionHook.java

19. NamingConventionHook.java

20. static/config.soy Existing values Validation errors

21. Cancelable Events

22. • Implement CancelableEvent • Correspond to modiﬁcation request • Prevent action from being performed • Veto message sent back to UI Cancelable Events

23. • Pull requests • Permissions • Repositories • Projects What can be canceled

24. MyListener.java

25. File Handlers

26. • Pluggable source rendering pipeline • Take control any source and diﬀ • Selectively handle rendering • Asynchronous by design (promise based) File Handler

27. atlassian-plugin.xml Included when  rendering source JS ﬁles File handler registry

28. stl-handler.js

29.

30. PLUGIN POINTS NEXT 12 MONTHS ECOSYSTEM HEALTH Agenda QUESTIONS

31. Stash Data Center

32.

33. • Problem areas • Caching / State • Locking / State control • Background tasks • Shared technologies with JIRA/Conﬂuence • Atlassian Cache • Atlassian Scheduler • Atlassian Beehive • How-to guides coming soon Cluster-safety

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35. Front-end API

36. • JavaScript AMD modules • Stable for major version • Valid inputs will return same outputs • Function names will remain the same • Deprecation warnings • Documented JavaScript API

37. • Standard LESS import • Stable for major version • Variable names (not value) • Mix-in names (not output) • Deprecation documented • Release TBA LESS API

38. • Great opportunities • Try writing a plugin for Stash • Scale with Stash • Give us feedback Take aways

39. NEXT 12 MONTHS QUESTIONS PLUGIN POINTS ECOSYSTEM HEALTH Question time

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