hubot-jenkins-enhanced-improved
v1.0.0
Published
Jenkins integration for Hubot with multiple server support with use of access tokens
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Hubot Jenkins Enhanced Improved Plugin
Jenkins integration for Hubot with multiple server support with the use of access tokens instead of password authentication.
Original author: Winton DeShong
Installation
In hubot project repo, run:
npm install git+https://github.com/zack-hable/hubot-jenkins-enhanced --save
Then add hubot-jenkins-enhanced-improved to your external-scripts.json:
[
"hubot-jenkins-enhanced-improved"
]Configuration
Auth should be in the "user:access-token" format.
You can find your access token at $JENKINS_URL/me/configure\
HUBOT_JENKINS_URLHUBOT_JENKINS_AUTHHUBOT_JENKINS_{1-N}_URLHUBOT_JENKINS_{1-N}_AUTH
Commands
hubot jenkins aliases- lists all saved job name aliases **hubot jenkins b <jobNumber>- builds the job specified by jobNumber. List jobs to get number.hubot jenkins b <jobNumber>, <params>- builds the job specified by jobNumber with parameters as key=value&key2=value2. List jobs to get number.hubot jenkins build <job|alias>- builds the specified Jenkins jobhubot jenkins build <job|alias>, <params>- builds the specified Jenkins job with parameters as key=value&key2=value2hubot jenkins d <jobNumber>- Describes the job specified by jobNumber. List jobs to get number.hubot jenkins describe <job|alias>- Describes the specified Jenkins jobhubot jenkins getAlias <name>- Retrieve value of job name alias **hubot jenkins l <jobNumber>- Details about the last build for the job specified by jobNumber. List jobs to get number.hubot jenkins last <job|alias>- Details about the last build for the specified Jenkins jobhubot jenkins list <filter>- lists Jenkins jobs grouped by serverhubot jenkins servers- Lists known jenkins servershubot jenkins setAlias <name>, <value>- creates job name alias **hubot jenkins remAlias <name>- removes job name alias **
Persistence **
Note: Various features will work best if the Hubot brain is configured to be persisted. By default the brain is an in-memory key/value store, but it can easily be configured to be persisted with Redis so data isn't lost when the process is restarted.
@See Hubot Scripting for more details
