Summary

A small project to showcase build and test automation of a C++ project using Cmake/gtest with a Jenkins (jcasc) dockerized solution.

Prerequisites:

• docker (version: 20.10.21+)
• cmake (version: 3.10.2+)
• g++ (version: 7.5.0+)

sudo apt update && sudo apt install build-essentials g++ cmake python2 docker-engine

For detailed docker installation see: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/

• Set Github personal token to read from the repositories

export git_token="###"

NOTE: The GitHub personal token shall be used to access this GitHub repository inside the jobs and will be provided separately.

How To Build and Run Locally

Build

Either clone the repository https://github.com/lmashraf/coolest-game or get the sources from the provided zip file. Then simply run the following script:

./build.sh -b [game | test | all] -d <build_directory> -t [Debug | Release]

eg. : ./build.sh -t all -d build -b Debug for help, run ./build.sh -h

Based on the command shown on the example above, the build and test binaries shall be generated inside the build/game and build/game/test/ folders respectively.

Run

• Run executables: ./build/game/CoolestGame_run
• Run tests: ./build/game/CoolestGame_test

How To Run on Jenkins

Start the Jenkins Container

The project contains two subfolders for CI :

• jenkins: a folder that has all jenkins configuration presets such as JCASC file configuration, jenkins plugins and seed_job script as well as a few scripts to spin up the Jenkins instance.
• pipelines: a folder with the Jenkinsfile pipeline scripts that shall run inside the generated jobs

1. From inside the jenkins folder, simply run ./run_jenkins.sh.
2. Optionally: While the Jenkins instance is up and running, execute ./fix_docker_permissions.sh to fix permission issues related to docker inside the Jenkins container.
3. The Jenkins instance starts on https://localhost:8080 with the admin credentials defined in the Dockerfile (admin:p@55w0rd)

Build and Test on Jenkins

4. Run the seed_jobs for the first time.

5. then go to Manage Jenkins > Security > In-process Script Approval and approve both jobs' scripts.

6. Rerun the seed_jobs to generate our 2 pipeline jobs.

7. Run any of the build jobs as necessary (Release or Debug).