spankins
send pain to Jenkins
stored profiles and Jenkins
Spankins is a great word.
Application
spankins
Usage:
spankins auth --url=<url> --username=<username> (--password=<password>|--token=<token>) [--profile=<profile>]
spankins ping --profile=<profile>
spankins send <file> --profile=<profile> [--out=<out>]
spankins send template <file> --profile=<profile> (--arg=<key>=<val>)... [--out=<out>]
spankins diagnose --profile=<profile> [--out=<out>]
spankins master add <name> --profile=<profile> [--out=<out>]
spankins agent-port set <port> --profile=<profile> [--out=<out>]
spankins (-h | --help)
spankins --version
Options:
-h --help Show this screen.
--version Show version.
Installation
pip install spankins
Quickstart
Spankins makes interfacing with multiple jenkins instances easy with profiles. Credentials are stored locally in plain-text (totally legit).
$ spankins auth --url=https://jenkins.me.com --username=jalbert@me.com --token=JHH34JHLJ3H43LH3 --profile=myJenkins
$ cat ~/.jenkins | jq
{
"myJenkins": {
"url": "https://jenkins.me.com",
"username": "jalbert@me.com",
"password": null,
"token": "JHH34JHLJ3H43LH3"
}
}
$ # spankins provides a few helper scripts
$ spankins ping --profile=myJenkins
pong
$ spankins master add newMaster --profile=myJenkins
Created ClientMaster 'newMaster' known as '0-newMaster'
-DMASTER_INDEX=0'
-DMASTER_NAME=newMaster'
-DMASTER_GRANT_ID=6049b0a1-0dbb-4d01-aa02-4e60de514590'
$ # you can also send your own script (note the difference between `send` and `send template`)
$ spankins send ./scripts/bitcoin.groovy --profile=myJenkins --out=./logs/bitcoin.log
$ # if you have a jinja2-templated groovy script: println("Good {{ when }}, {{ name }}")
$ spankins send template ./templates/greet.groovy --arg=name=Penny --arg=when=afternoon --profile=myJenkins
Good afternoon, Penny
