JenkinsLamp

A lamp for display the states of the jenkins jobs in the console and also with a real traffic light connected on raspberry pi.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local unix based machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

You need node.js in version 8 or higher and a JavaScript package manager like yarn or npm.

node -v

For the real traffic light, you use a raspberry pi with three lamps.

Installing for console only

Checkout this repository and call the package manager for get the needed JavaScript libraries.

yarn install
or
npm install

Installing with real traffic light

You will also prepare the raspberry pi for use the GPIO connectors from node.js. Install the following python packages from rasbian repository:

apt-get python-dev python-rpi.gpio

For manual testing the GPIO connectors from raspberry pi you can use the WiringPi Tool.

Configuration

Rename the config.json.sample file to config.json. Change the host, port, user, password in the first section. If you use the JenkinsLamp on a raspberry pi then change the useLibrary to raspberryPiLamp.js.

"jenkins": {
  "host": "host from jenkins",
  "port": host from jenkins,
  "path": "/api/json?tree=jobs[name,color]",
  "pathNova": "/job/s16-backend-nova/api/json?tree=activeConfigurations[name,color,url]",
  "user": "the user",
  "password": "the password",
  "useLibrary": "pcLamp.js",
  "delay": 60000
}

Any lamp sections are a traffic light in the console.

{
  "id": "dev. job",
  "name": "develop  multibranch job",
  "enabled" : true,
  "job" : {
    "type" : "color",
    "path": "/job/s16/job/s16-multibranch-pipeline/job/develop/api/json?tree=name,color",
    "ignore": [],
    "colorJsonPath": "color"
  }

Running the tests

Currently there are no tests available

Start

Start the JenkinsLamp with:

node jenkinsLamp

Authors

• Jonas schmid - Initial work - tuxmatta

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details