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Use JavaScript to call Jenkins API
npm install l-jenkins
const Jenkins = require('l-jenkins');
const jenkins = new Jenkins({
url: 'your_jenkins_url',
token: 'your_jenkins_token',
username: 'your_jenkins_username',
password: 'your_jenkins_password'
});
const result = await jenkins.createJob(your_job_name, 'xmlConfigString');
const result = await jenkins.removeJob(your_job_name);
const result = await jenkins.build(your_job_name);
const options = { param1: 'value1', parameter2: 'value2'};
const result = await jenkins.buildWithParams(your_job_name, options);
const options = { param1: 'value1', parameter2: 'value2'};
const result = await jenkins.buildByBlueOcean(your_job_name, options);
the different between blueocean service and default jenkins service is that using blueocean service can got build number immediately, and the default jenkins service can only got queueId, if you use the default jenkins to build your job, you should use queueId to got build number, and then got the build info of your job;
const result = await jenkins.getQueueInfo(queueId);
const result = await jenkins.getBuildInfo(your_job_name, build_number);
const result = await jenkins.getBuildLog(your_job_name, build_number);
const result = await jenkins.getBuildHistory(your_job_name);
const result = await jenkins.stopBuild(your_job_name, build_number);
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async jenkins api client
The npm package l-jenkins receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, l-jenkins popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that l-jenkins demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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