Install Jenkins#
Jenkins is an automated build tool that helps developers automate building process, testing, and deploying applications during the software development process. Here's how to install it on a Linux system:1.
Add the Jenkins GPG public key:
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Add the Jenkins source to the list of APT software sources:
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Update the APT package list:
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Start the Jenkins service:
http://localhost:8080 in your web browser to access the Jenkins console. The console provides a web API for you to manage and configure Jenkins services.Configuring Node.js environment for Jenkins#
Before running Apidog CLI, you need to ensure that the Node.js version number is v10 or later, so you need to configure NodeJS dependencies in the Jenkins environment first.
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Open the Jenkins plugin management and find the NodeJS plugin, install it and restart it.
2. Create a new NodeJS in the global tool configuration, configure the version number (requires v10 or later) and package name apidog-cli .Run the Apidog CLI command#
If apidog-cli has been installed on the Jenkins host and you want to run tasks directly in the Node environment, you can refer to the Node configuration in the figure below and fill in the Node path of the host.Create a new task and set node information in Build Environment.Visual Configuration Pipeline#
Add the build step Excute shell, copy the ApidogCli command into it, save it and run it.If the Jenkins host is a Windows system, replace the build step with Windows batch command.Embed code into pipeline#
Copy the CI code from the CI/CD Tools page in CI.Paste the code directly into the pipeline in the Jenkins configuration to complete the continuous integration configuration.Publish reports with Jenkins#
Specify the generated report name ${JOB_NAME}_${BUILD_NUMBER} (Jenkins built-in variable) in the command. Use the HTML Publisher plugin to view the report.
