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Jino
====
Jino is a web application, used for managing and monitoring Jenkins jobs.
Installation
------------
To install jino, run the following command:
sudo pip install jino
Running the server
------------------
Jino requires several arguments in order to run properly:
* Jenkins URL - the url of your Jenkins server (e.g http://my_jenkins)
* Username - Jenkins username
* Password - Jenkins password
* Jobs YAML - Jino will build the home page tables based on this file
To run Jino::
jino runserver --jenkins 'http://my_jenkins' --username X --password Y --jobs /etc/jobs.yaml
OR
jino runserver --conf /etc/jino.cfg --jobs /etc/jobs.yaml
Configuration
-------------
You must specify three variables:
JENKINS = http://<your_jenkins_server>
USERNAME = <Jenkins user>
PASSWORD = <Jenkins user password>
The location specified by --conf. By default, Jino will look for /etc/jino/config.cfg.
Jobs
----
Using YAML format:
- table: neutron
jobs:
- title: "Title of the first row"
name: "jenkins-job-name1"
- title: "Title of the second row"
name: "jenkins-job-name2"
The location specified by --jobs. By default, Jino will look for /etc/jino/jobs.yaml.
Drop database tables
--------------------
To drop all the tables, run:
jino drop
====
Jino is a web application, used for managing and monitoring Jenkins jobs.
Installation
------------
To install jino, run the following command:
sudo pip install jino
Running the server
------------------
Jino requires several arguments in order to run properly:
* Jenkins URL - the url of your Jenkins server (e.g http://my_jenkins)
* Username - Jenkins username
* Password - Jenkins password
* Jobs YAML - Jino will build the home page tables based on this file
To run Jino::
jino runserver --jenkins 'http://my_jenkins' --username X --password Y --jobs /etc/jobs.yaml
OR
jino runserver --conf /etc/jino.cfg --jobs /etc/jobs.yaml
Configuration
-------------
You must specify three variables:
JENKINS = http://<your_jenkins_server>
USERNAME = <Jenkins user>
PASSWORD = <Jenkins user password>
The location specified by --conf. By default, Jino will look for /etc/jino/config.cfg.
Jobs
----
Using YAML format:
- table: neutron
jobs:
- title: "Title of the first row"
name: "jenkins-job-name1"
- title: "Title of the second row"
name: "jenkins-job-name2"
The location specified by --jobs. By default, Jino will look for /etc/jino/jobs.yaml.
Drop database tables
--------------------
To drop all the tables, run:
jino drop
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