The samples do no longer comply with the standards and requirements in Jenkins.
If you are looking for up-to-date samples and documentation how to use JS in plugins, please consult the Jenkins documentation.
This repository provides some sample Jenkins Plugins, showing how to use jenkins-js-builder to build Jenkins plugins that support a richer UI through the use of Modularized JavaScript.
The repository contains step-by-step example plugins, starting with step-01-basic, which is just a simple Jenkins plugin that contains no JavaScript at all, working up through steps 02 and 03 etc, incrementally adding more JavaScript "features".
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| step-01-basic | A very basic Jenkins plugin with no JavaScript. |
| step-02-nodeify | Update step-01-basic to add a very simple jQuery based JavaScript App bundle (jQuery bundled). |
| step-03-more-npm-packs | Update step-02-nodeify to use Twitter Bootstrap instead of jQuery and to also use Moment.js (Bootstrap and Moment.js bundled). |
| step-04-externalize-libs | Update step-03-more-npm-packs to slim down the the App bundle by externalizing Bootstrap and Moment.js (Bootstrap and Moment.js NOT bundled). |
| step-05-namespaced-css | Update step-04-externalize-libs to use bootstrap's default namespaced CSS. |
| step-06-handlebars-templates | Update step-04-externalize-libs to use Handlebars Templates. |
| step-07-jsdom-tests | How to add unit tests using jsdom and Jasmine. |
| step-08-zombie-tests | How to add integration tests using Zombie and Jasmine. |