@wkronmiller/node-jenkins v1.2.7

node-jenkins

Usage

Create an instance

Options

• jenkinsId: String usually the email you use to log into your jenkins.
• jenkinsToken: String you can find it in your jenkins personal area.
• jenkinsPath: String the url you use to acces to your jenkins.
• customHeaders: Object default={} with custom headers to be sended in every request (don't worry about the 'Authorization' or 'crumb' headers, node-jenkins do it for you :wink: ).

import Jenkins from "node-jenkins";

const jenkins = new Jenkins(jenkinsId, jenkinsToken, jenkinsPath, [
  customHeaders
]);

Info

Retrieve server information.

const info = await jenkins.info();

Jobs

Retrieve job information

• jobName: String job url

const info = await jenkins.info(jobName);

Retrieve job configuration

• jobUrl: String job url

const config = await jenkins.getJobConfig(jobUrl);

Builds

Retrieve build information

• jobName: String job url
• jobId: Number build id

const info = await jenkins.getBuildInfo(jobName, jobId);

Trigger build with parameters

• jobName: String job url
• params: Object default={} params to send to job building

const build = await jenkins.buildWithParams(jobName, [params]);

Trigger build now

• jobName: String job url

const build = await jenkins.build(jobName);

Show progressive console output

• jobName: String job url
• jobId: Number build id
• showLogs: Boolean default=true you can execute this function without displaying logs on console, only to waiting for the build finish
• interval: Number default=100 interval to retrieve next output in milliseconds

await jenkins.progressiveText(jobName, jobId, [showLogs, interval]);

Note that in all examples i use async/await, you can use .then instead

License

This work is licensed under the MIT License (see the LICENSE file).