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Small tool to get the build status from Jenkins. Useful for embedding Jenkins CI status images on your Github project.
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 Project Readme

The Jenkins Status Tool

Small tool to get the build status from Jenkins. Useful for embedding Jenkins CI status images on your Github project.

API

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			<td align=center><b>GET</b></td>
			<td>/project/:project_id/status.png</td>
			<td>Get project status image</td>
			<td>
				<img src="https://github.com/kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool/raw/master/public/images/pass.png"><br/>
				<img src="https://github.com/kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool/raw/master/public/images/fail.png"><br/>
				<img src="https://github.com/kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool/raw/master/public/images/unknown.png">					
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		<tr>
			<td align=center><b>GET</b></td>
			<td>/project/:project_id/rcov.png</td>
			<td>Get project rcov graph image</td>
			<td>
				<img src="https://github.com/kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool/raw/master/readme-files/rcov.png"><br/>
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Method Action Info Examples
GET /project/:project_id/status.json Get project status json string {"status":"pass"}
{"status":"fail"}
{"status":"unknown"}

Installation

RubyGems.org

gem install jenkins-status-tool

Source

[root@far-away] git clone git@github.com:kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool.git
[root@far-away] bundle install
[root@far-away] bundle exec rake install

Usage

after installing the gem, the jenkins-status-tool command should be available

[root@far-away] jenkins-status-tool --help

The Jenkins Status Tool
Usage: jenkins-status-tool [options]

Options:
    -j, --jenkins URL                Jenkins url, e.g http://jenkins:8080, default is localhost
    -p, --port URL                   listening port, default is 7676
    -d, --daemonize                  run in background
    -P, --pid-file FILE              pid file, default /var/run/jenkins-status-tool.pid
    -s, --https                      use this if running behind https forwarder (e.g stunnel)

More Info:
https://github.com/kontera-technologies/jenkins-status-tool

Example

lets say that our Jenkins server is running on jenkins-server:1234

[root@far-away] jenkins-status-tool --jenkins jenkins-server:1234 --port 5555 --daemonize
[root@far-away] curl http://localhost:5555/project/my-project/status.json
{"status":"pass"}
[root@far-far-away] wget http://localhost:5555/project/my-project/status.png
[...SHOULD DOWNLOAD ONE OF THE IMAGES ABOVE...]

Embed it

you can easily embed the current status of your builds in any html type document.

HTML

<img src="https://jenkins-status-tool-url/project/PROJECT-NAME/status.png"/>

TextLite

"!https://jenkins-status-tool-url/project/PROJECT-NAME/status.png!":http://jenkins.example.com/jobs/PROJET-NAME

RDoc

{<img src="https://jenkins-status-tool-url/project/PROJECT-NAME/status.png" />}[http://jenkins.example.com/jobs/PROJET-NAME]

MarkDown

[![Build Status](https://jenkins-status-tool-url/project/PROJECT-NAME/status.png)](http://jenkins.example.com/jobs/PROJET-NAME)

The tunnel... We used STunnel to route jenkins-status-tool-url:443 <=> jenkins-status-tool-url:5555 This allow us to fetch the status images using https.

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