whatsprintis.it Documentation
What's New?
- 2020-04-23: Actions sprints! Added the s query string option to control what sprints you would like to display.
- 2019-10-10: We now detect if you prefer dark theme and automatically display that. Also make the cookie storing your theme preference last a full year.
- 2019-10-10: Also the page now looks worse in IE11. You've made your bed.
- 2019-07-24: Published Chrome extension.
- 2019-07-24: Have I mentioned that there's a Twitter account?
Choose sprints to display
Use the s query string parameter to choose which sprints to display, and in which order. Options are ADO; Actions; ADO,Actions; Actions,ADO.
Bare Mode
On the front page or the calendar, you can use the ?bare query string parameter to get a page without any buttons or extraneous decorations, ideal for, say, Azure DevOps dashboard widgets.
Calendar
Use https://whatsprintis.it/calendar/(year)/(month) to go directly to the calendar for that month.
JSON API
- Make a request to https://whatsprintis.it that accepts "application/json" and you'll get JSON back. If that seems like too much work, you can also use the ?json query string parameter. Set s=actions to get the GitHub Actions sprint number.
- Use https://whatsprintis.it/on/(year)/(month)/(day) to find out what sprint falls on the given date. Only works for Azure DevOps sprints.
- Use https://whatsprintis.it/sprint/(sprint) to find out the dates of the given sprint (and its component weeks). Only works for Azure DevOps sprints.
Siri Integration
Hey Siri, what sprint is it?
Browser Extension
Chrome (and Edgium) extension is available here. This extension replaces your new tab page with one that shows what sprint is it.
Social Media
There's a a Twitter account. The Twitter account isn't updating currently because Microsoft imposed some restrictions on Microsoft Flow that prevent our action from working.