jkchksum v1.0.3

JENKINS CHECKSUM TOOL

used to help find checksum for windows deployments

Installation

you can install globally to use it in the jenkins execute node script plugin

npm install -g jkchksum

or include it in your own script

npm install --save jkchksum

Usage

takes 2 arguments store|compare and a path. store is use to get he checksum before a deployment. compare is used to get the checksum after a deployment and compare to a previous checksum

jkchksum store C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\myapplication.web

output: checksum_results.json

{
  "totalChkSum":1122120,
  "index.js":"4eb7a1573adbeabff3ffbcf1429709cfebbe46c3",
  "kmModel.js":"908034c509b8a8c05b8e5ff7fefa85f1296fa674"
}

after changes are made to your source file you can run the compare command to see which files have changed

var __mysql = require('mysql');
var __Promise = require('promise');
//making comment for test

jkchksum compare C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\myapplication.web

output:

{
  "totalChkSum":"1130480(<-)",
  "index.js":"566e7a266373db5a90e4668026dc74463ed4e5fe(<-)"
}

The output of the store command is a json file with a list of files names and a checksum for each file. However, the output of the compare command is a json file with a list of files where the checksum has changed. If the checksum has not changed since using the store command the file will not appear in the output file.

Options

Additional options can be specified in your config file.

{
  //ignore is a list of regular expressions. the checksum will ignore any files that match expressions specified here
  "ignore":[
    "images",
    "Images",
    "[{a-z}]*\\.png",
    "bin",
    "[{a-zA-Z}]*\\.dll"
  ],
  //the output file name. if not specified default file name will be checksum_results.json
  "checksumFile":"build_checksum.json"
}

integration with jenkins

runnning this module in jenkins is simple. First, make sure you have installed it globally.

npm install -g jkchksum

Then, you can run it in a windows batch file. In your batch file run the module. (test_jkchksum.bat)

jkchksum store %WORKSPACE%

In the jenkins build step select "Execute Windows batch command" and type the name of the your batch file.

test_jkchksum.bat