This project mocks a jenkins server. The intention of this project was a test driver for https://github.com/knalli/pi-jenkins.

Start the server with npm start. However, this is only a shortcut which executes lib/jenkins-api-mock.coffee using CoffeeScript.

The port of the server is 8000.

GET http://localhost:8000/api/json returns an object of the (master) node. This inconcludes the property jobs with an array of all defined jobs.

GET http://localhost:8000/job/:jobName/api/json returns an object of the job with the id/name jobName. This inconcludes the property builds with an array of all run builds.

GET http://localhost:8000/job/:jobName/:build/api/json returns an object of the job's build with the id/name jobName and the build query build. The last parameter can be either an existing build number of a symbolic link like lastStableBuild.

GET http://localhost:8000/job/create?name=:name creates a new job with a name. This returns the job just like the read variant.

GET http://localhost:8000/job/:jobName/createBuild?duration=:duration&result=:result creates a new build for jobName. Use the option duration for a deferred build finish, result for a specific result (SUCCESS as default, see Jenkins API.

Note: Yep, the modifying commands aren't very well REST like. But this have to be a nice test driver utility which have to be works in a browser as well in CLI environments.

In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using grunt.

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Copyright (c) 2012 Jan Philipp Licensed under the MIT license.