CITADel

CITADel means "Continuous Integration, Testing, And Delivery".

Make your Jenkins behave like a Travis! (.. or a Circle, or a Codeship, or a GitLab-CI or something else). It draws inspiration and partially emulates the behaviour of such tools.

Documentation

https://citadel.readthedocs.io

Motivation

https://www.ingtechit.es/joaogrilo/inversion-of-control/

Usage

Clone it and run it:

git clone https://github.com/grilo/citadel.git
python citadel/citadel-generate -f <citadel.yml> | bash

It also supports environment variables injection:

# Export an environment variable to the whole script
./citadel-generate -e "VARIABLE=value"

And since you may want to selectively run specific steps, it supports conditional execution:

# Do NOT generate the shell for deploy and test stages
./citadel-generate -i deploy,test

Jenkinsfile

CITADel now supports "Pipeline script" jobs in jenkins. This change is purely cosmetic, but greatly enhaces visual feedback.

To enable this:

1. Create a new job in jenkins of type "Pipeline".
2. Ensure that "Pipeline" is set to "Pipeline script".
3. Fill in the contents which the script below (example):

    node {
        dir('/home/user/git/some_project') {
            sh 'python citadel-generate -o jenkins > jenkinsfile'
            load('jenkinsfile')
        }
    }() // Closure important!

You may want to fill in some stuff before/after (such as checking out from your SCM). The result should be similar to the example found here. The actual name of the steps will be mapped directly to the contents of the citadel.yml file.