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hudson-remote-api

hudson-remote-api is ruby library to talk to Hudson's xml remote access api

Installation:

gem install hudson-remote-api

Configuration:

require 'hudson-remote-api'
# Auto Configuration 
# detects Hudson instance on your network & sets the host name
Hudson.auto_configure

Or

# Manual Configuration
settings = {
      :host => 'http://localhost:8080', 
      :user => 'hudson', 
      :password => 'password', 
      :version => '1.0', 
      :crumb => true, # To turn on/off checking for crumbIssuer
      :proxy_host => 'your-proxy-host', # To turn on proxy access
      :proxy_port => 888
    }
Hudson.client(settings)

Usage:

List jobs

# list all jobs
Hudson::Job.list

# list current active jobs
Hudson::Job.list_active

Build Queue

# list all jobs in the build queue (waiting to run)
Hudson::BuildQueue.list

Create (or load existing) job

j = Hudson::Job.new('my_new_job')

Actions on a job

j = Hudson::Job.new('my_new_job')

# start a build
j.build

# start a parameterized build. Pass parameters as a Hash.
j.build({ :awesome_dev => "thomasbiddle" })

# create a copy of existing job
j.copy('copy_of_my_job')

# disable the job
j.disable

# enable the job
j.enable

# clear out the job's workspace
j.wipe_out_workspace

# wait (sleep) until the job has completed building
j.wait_for_build_to_finish

# delete the job
j.delete

Information on a job

j = Hudson::Job.new('job_name')

# job's current build indicator color
puts j.color

# returns true if job is currently running
j.active?

# list of job's build numbers
puts j.builds_list

# latest build number
puts j.last_build

# latest successful build number
puts j.last_successful_build

# latest failed build number
puts j.last_failed_build

# next build number
puts j.next_build_number

# view current triggers
# returns hash containing trigger name in key and trigger spec in value.
# Example: {"hudson.triggers.TimerTrigger"=>"0 22 * * *", "hudson.triggers.SCMTrigger"=>"* * * * *"}
j.triggers

Information on a build

# gets information on latest build
b = Hudson::Build.new('job_name')

# gets information on particular build number
b = Hudson::Build.new('job_name', 42)

# get commit revisions in this build
puts b.revisions

# get the result of this build
puts b.result

# get the culprit of this build
puts b.culprit

Modifying a job

Set job description

j.description = "My new job description"

Set repository

# Git
j.repository_url = { :url => 'https://github.com/beeplove/hudson-remote-api-mkhan.git', :branch => 'origin/master' }
# or, only to change branch
j.repository_url = { :branch => 'origin/master' }

# SVN
j.repository_url = "http://svn.myrepo.com"

Set build triggers

j.triggers = { 'hudson.triggers.SCMTrigger' => '* * * * *'}
# or, using shortcut
j.triggers = { 'SCMTrigger' => '* * * * *', 'TimerTrigger' => '0 22 * * *'}

# Add or update a trigger in existing triggers*
j.triggers = j.triggers.merge({ 'hudson.triggers.TimerTrigger' => '0 22 * * *'})

# Delete existing triggers
j.triggers = {}
# or,
j.triggers = nil

*Avoid using shortcut form when editing a trigger in existing triggers

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create new Pull Request