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hubot-jenkins-slack

v0.0.2

Published

Jenkins notifier adapted for Slack

Downloads

17

Readme

Hubot Jenkins notifier for Slack

Respond to Jenkins notifications in a format appropiated for Slack attachments.

Installation

In hubot project repository, run:

npm install hubot-jenkins-slack --save

Then add hubot-jenkins-slack to your external-scripts.json:

[
  "hubot-jenkins-slack"
]

Screenshots

Below you could see a sample session of hubot-jenkins-slack with:

  1. a build that finalized with success;
  2. a build that starts from our master branch;
  3. a build that failed;
  4. a build that starts from a pull request.

attachments

The obscured information in the first line of each notification follows the following pattern: Jenkins #{job name} #{action} #{job build URL}.

Configuration

Jenkins

You need to enable Jenkins Notification plugin and then, in each project you would like to be notified about, add an endpoint like the following:

Add Notification endpoint

You only need to change URL to point to your host. Take into account that the URL path begins with your Hubot instance name, so if your Hubot is named marvin, the URL should be http://example.com/marvin/jenkins instead.

The room query string parameter is required, as an indicator of the channel name where you would like your notification to be displayed. You don't need to prefix your room name with #, so if you want your notifications displayed in the #ci channel, then you need to pass ?room=ci.

In case you want to see the message received and the attachment sent, you can also pass debug=1.

Environment variables

The following environment variables define the colors used for each build status:

  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_ABORTED
  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_FAILURE
  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_FIXED
  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_STILL_FAILING
  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_SUCCESS
  • HUBOT_JENKINS_COLOR_DEFAULT

Commands

This plugin currently offers no commands.

License

This software is licensed under MIT License. See License for more details.