An interactive command line interface for Jenkins CI on the base of urwid and autojenkins. For that situation when you dont want to use a browser.
- Interactive browsing of Jobs and high level details in a Jenkins
- Color coded Job status (Successful, Failed, Aborted, etc.)
- Single keyword search, highlight and selection based on job names
- View detailed job information
- Trigger build of a job
- View last build log of a job <3
- Basic VIM like bindings ;)
- Clone the current version branch:
cd /tmp/
git clone -b 0.1 https://github.com/nkoester/iJenkinsCLI.git && cd iJenkinsCLI- Install just like any other python lib:
export install_destination="/tmp/ijenkinscli"
mkdir -p $install_destination/lib/python2.7/site-packages/
export PYTHONPATH=$install_destination/lib/python2.7/site-packages/:$PATH
export PATH=$install_destination/bin:$PYTHONPATH
python setup.py install --prefix=$install_destination- Run it:
iJenkinsCLI https://YOUR-SERVER-HERE:8080Or use your credentials: ```bash iJenkins https://YOUR-SERVER-HERE:8080 --user=jon --password=doe -s
## Todos
Well, there is always a lot to do... For the first version I was driven by the features. There could be done much much more:
- [ ] Code cleanup. Currently the code is a mess.
- [ ] Improve visual layout and design. Currently a lot is feature driven and not design driven.
- [ ] Create a urwid table with some more features
- [ ] Sort jobs by different columns
- [ ] Sort jobs by build status
- [ ] Add some sort of scrollbar
- [ ] Improve "Job Info" presentation. Currently it is simply displaying the dictionary with all content
- [ ] Add dialog for help (explaining commands etc.)
- [ ] Add dialog to login during runtime
- [ ] Expose further features of Jenkins (create job, show build number X, etc.)
- [ ] Parallelise/On demand Jenkins access. If you have many jobs, it may take a while to query all the data
- [ ] Allow different tree organisation (e.g. normal (current), build a tree based on job topology)
- [ ] Many more ...
## Feedback
Feel free to contact me if you have any ideas, pull-requests, remarks or feedback! :)