Jenkins api

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The document provides an overview of the Jenkins API, detailing its structure, usage, and examples. It illustrates how to access specific data in various formats, including JSON and XML, and emphasizes the importance of using the API over the Jenkins UI. Additionally, it highlights the potential pitfalls when interacting with the API and introduces the PyKins library for enhanced functionality.

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Agenda
● Jenkins API
○ Overview
○ How to use
○ Examples
○ The ugly side
● Pykins
○ Overview
○ Examples

Jenkins API overview● REST API
● Several data formats
○ XML
○ JSON
○ Python
● Retrieve Data
○ Jobs, Builds, Plugins, Nodes
● Actions
○ Trigger Jobs, Update Plugins
Python?

Why using Jenkis API?
● Dashboard
● Scripts
● Pull the specific data you need
● Jenkins UI is bad for your health

Using Jenkins API
● Add ‘/api’ to Jenkins URL
○ https://my_jenkins/api
○ General permanent description + relevant documentation to the endpoint of your
URL

● https://my_jenkins/job/my_job/api
● Add /api/json or /api/xml to get the actual data
○ Same data, different formats
○ There is a link at the the bottom of each page
in Jenkins UI
● Next, examples! :)

$Example #1 - Baby Steps https://<jenkins_server>/api/json ● Master server ● Jobs ● Views {"_class":"hudson.model.Hudson","assignedLab els":[{}],"mode":"NORMAL","nodeDescription":"t he master Jenkins node","nodeName":"","numExecutors":2,"descri ption":null,"jobs":[{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plu gins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"ov b-poc","url":"http://X/job/ovb- poc/","color":"red"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci. plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name": "bla-poc","url":"http://X/job/bla- poc/","color":"blue"},...$

Example #2 - Depth
https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?depth=1
● Depth = 1 -> Description, Builds, Health report
● Depth = 2 -> SCM changes, artificats
● ...
● Depth = 10

$Example #3 - Tree https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?tree=jobs[name] ● tree=key[field1, field2, field3, subkey[subfield1, subfield2]] ● Elements and sub-elements of a tree you want to get ● Nested as required {"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"my_job"},{"_clas s":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"Z- job"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"Y- job"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"X-job"}, ...$

$Example #4 - Tree with subkeys https://<my_j>/api/json?tree=jobs[name,lastBuild[result,changeSet[items[author]]]] {"_class":"hudson.model.FreeStyleProject","name":"export-results-to-polarion- poc""lastBuild":{"_class":"hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild",,"result":"FAILURE","chang eSet":{"_class":"hudson.plugins.git.GitChangeSetList","items":[]}}}$

The ugly side of Jenkins API
● http://my_jenkins/api/json?kowabunga will work just fine
● https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?depth=20 is the easiest way to kill a
Jenkins server
● Documentation

Python Libraries
● python-jenkins
○ OpenStack project
● Jenkinsapi
○ Maintained by pycontribs
○ More active at this point of time

Pykins
● Both Python API and CLI for Jenkins in one package!
● Custom calls support
● Additional functionality to Jenkins
● Maintained by couple of companies

$Example #1 - get jobs >>> j = pykins.Jenkins(“http://my_jenkins”) >>> j.get_jobs() { jobs: [‘job1’, ‘job2’, ‘jobs3’] } ~ pykins jobs list { jobs: [‘job1’, ‘job2’, ‘jobs3’ } Python API CL I$

$Example #2 - get plugins >>> j.get_plugins(version=True, installed=True) { plugins: [ {‘name’: ‘LDAP’, ‘version’: 0.0.1, installed=True}, {‘name’: ‘Git’, ‘version’: 2.3.7, installed=True}, … ] } ~ pykins plugin list --format flat LDAP Git Python API CL I$

$Example #3 - Active Jobs >>> j.get_non_active_jobs(days=200) { jobs: [‘job5, ‘job16’] } ~ pykins job list non-active --days 20 --simple job51 job62 Python API CL I$

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Jenkins api

1. Jenkins API Arie Bregman InfuseCon@2018

2. Agenda ● Jenkins API ○ Overview ○ How to use ○ Examples ○ The ugly side ● Pykins ○ Overview ○ Examples

3. Jenkins API overview● REST API ● Several data formats ○ XML ○ JSON ○ Python ● Retrieve Data ○ Jobs, Builds, Plugins, Nodes ● Actions ○ Trigger Jobs, Update Plugins Python?

4. Why using Jenkis API? ● Dashboard ● Scripts ● Pull the specific data you need ● Jenkins UI is bad for your health

5. Using Jenkins API ● Add ‘/api’ to Jenkins URL ○ https://my_jenkins/api ○ General permanent description + relevant documentation to the endpoint of your URL

6. ● https://my_jenkins/job/my_job/api ● Add /api/json or /api/xml to get the actual data ○ Same data, different formats ○ There is a link at the the bottom of each page in Jenkins UI ● Next, examples! :)

7. Example #1 - Baby Steps https://<jenkins_server>/api/json ● Master server ● Jobs ● Views {"_class":"hudson.model.Hudson","assignedLab els":[{}],"mode":"NORMAL","nodeDescription":"t he master Jenkins node","nodeName":"","numExecutors":2,"descri ption":null,"jobs":[{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plu gins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"ov b-poc","url":"http://X/job/ovb- poc/","color":"red"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci. plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name": "bla-poc","url":"http://X/job/bla- poc/","color":"blue"},...

8. Example #2 - Depth https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?depth=1 ● Depth = 1 -> Description, Builds, Health report ● Depth = 2 -> SCM changes, artificats ● ... ● Depth = 10

9. Example #3 - Tree https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?tree=jobs[name] ● tree=key[field1, field2, field3, subkey[subfield1, subfield2]] ● Elements and sub-elements of a tree you want to get ● Nested as required {"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"my_job"},{"_clas s":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"Z- job"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"Y- job"},{"_class":"org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.job.WorkflowJob","name":"X-job"}, ...

10. Example #4 - Tree with subkeys https://<my_j>/api/json?tree=jobs[name,lastBuild[result,changeSet[items[author]]]] {"_class":"hudson.model.FreeStyleProject","name":"export-results-to-polarion- poc""lastBuild":{"_class":"hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild",,"result":"FAILURE","chang eSet":{"_class":"hudson.plugins.git.GitChangeSetList","items":[]}}}

11. The ugly side of Jenkins API ● http://my_jenkins/api/json?kowabunga will work just fine ● https://<jenkins_server>/api/json?depth=20 is the easiest way to kill a Jenkins server ● Documentation

12. Python Libraries ● python-jenkins ○ OpenStack project ● Jenkinsapi ○ Maintained by pycontribs ○ More active at this point of time

13. Pykins ● Both Python API and CLI for Jenkins in one package! ● Custom calls support ● Additional functionality to Jenkins ● Maintained by couple of companies

14. Example #1 - get jobs >>> j = pykins.Jenkins(“http://my_jenkins”) >>> j.get_jobs() { jobs: [‘job1’, ‘job2’, ‘jobs3’] } ~ pykins jobs list { jobs: [‘job1’, ‘job2’, ‘jobs3’ } Python API CL I

15. Example #2 - get plugins >>> j.get_plugins(version=True, installed=True) { plugins: [ {‘name’: ‘LDAP’, ‘version’: 0.0.1, installed=True}, {‘name’: ‘Git’, ‘version’: 2.3.7, installed=True}, … ] } ~ pykins plugin list --format flat LDAP Git Python API CL I

16. Example #3 - Active Jobs >>> j.get_non_active_jobs(days=200) { jobs: [‘job5, ‘job16’] } ~ pykins job list non-active --days 20 --simple job51 job62 Python API CL I

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