Pipelines integartion

[lessless]

Hello,

Thank you for useful plugin. It will be really wonderful to be able to use it with pipelines

https://jenkins.io/blog/2016/05/25/update-plugin-for-pipeline/
https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-plugin/blob/master/DEVGUIDE.md

[danielsaf]

@lessless Hi, Could you find solution for Flowdoc with pipelines?

Thanks for answer:)

[lessless]

@danielsaf no luck so far, I'm planning to open a topic on the CA support forums, because of supporting point&click interface is quite resourceful.

[lessless]

@danielsaf I was advised to leave a suggestion in customer support where other users can vote on it too
https://flowdock.uservoice.com/forums/36827-general/suggestions/16919152-add-pipelines-support-to-jenkins-plugin

[ndobson]

@lessless This is what I'm doing for now, assuming you have a unix node with curl installed, it replicates most of the functionality of flowdock inbox notifications. Add to your Jenkinsfile:

import groovy.json.JsonOutput
import java.net.URLEncoder
import hudson.model.Result
def notifyFlowdockInbox(apiToken, tags) {
    tags = tags.replaceAll("\\s","")
    // build status of null means successful
    def buildStatus =  currentBuild.result ? currentBuild.result : 'SUCCESS'
    def subject = "${env.JOB_BASE_NAME} build ${currentBuild.displayName.replaceAll("#", "")}"
    def fromAddress = ''
    switch (buildStatus) {
      case 'SUCCESS':
        def prevResult = currentBuild.getPreviousBuild() != null ? currentBuild.getPreviousBuild().getResult() : null;
        if (Result.FAILURE.toString().equals(prevResult) || Result.UNSTABLE.toString().equals(prevResult)) {
          subject += ' was fixed'
          fromAddress = '[email protected]'
          break
        }
        subject += ' was successful'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
        break
      case 'FAILURE':
        subject += ' failed'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
        break
      case 'UNSTABLE':
        subject += ' was unstable'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
        break
      case 'ABORTED':
        subject += ' was aborted'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
        break
      case 'NOT_BUILT':
        subject += ' was not built'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
      case 'FIXED':
        subject = ' was fixed'
        fromAddress = '[email protected]'
        break
    }
    StringBuilder content = new StringBuilder();
    content.append("<h3>").append(env.JOB_BASE_NAME).append("</h3>");
    content.append("Build: ").append(currentBuild.displayName).append("<br />");
    content.append("Result: <strong>").append(buildStatus).append("</strong><br />");
    content.append("URL: <a href=\"").append(env.BUILD_URL).append("\">").append(currentBuild.fullDisplayName).append("</a>").append("<br />");
    def flowdockURL = "https://api.flowdock.com/v1/messages/team_inbox/${apiToken}"
    def payload = JsonOutput.toJson([source : "Jenkins",
                                     project : env.JOB_BASE_NAME,
                                     from_address: fromAddress,
                                     from_name: 'CI',
                                     subject: subject,
                                     tags: tags,
                                     content: content,
                                     link: env.BUILD_URL
      								 ])
    sh """#!/bin/bash
echo "Sending Flowdock notification..."
curl -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" -X POST -s -d \'${payload}\' ${flowdockURL}
"""
}

Call it like this:
notifyFlowdockInbox("someflowtoken", "#atag, #anothertag")

[lessless]

Awesome @danielsaf! Thank you for bringing that into life 👍
Do I have to install Groovy and any additional packages on the node?

[ndobson]

No it should just work like that in your Jenkinsfile

[lessless]

@ndobson I'm afraid the script that we are using is prone to RCE exploitation because of notification is sent via bash script and StringBuilder doesn't escape quotes.
Something like ' rm -rf / in the displayName

[mletterle]

@lessless You can use the httpRequest step from the HTTP Request Plugin rather than shell out to curl, i.e.:

resp = httpRequest acceptType: 'APPLICATION_JSON', contentType: 'APPLICATION_JSON', httpMode: 'POST', requestBody: payload, url: flowdockURL, validResponseCodes: "100:599"

See https://github.com/jenkinsci/http-request-plugin

[lessless]

@mletterle thanks a lot!

[dleske]

I hacked together a pretty basic shared library to make the function reusable across builds without copying/pasting. Comments etc. welcome.

It would be better to extend the Flowdock notification plugin to work with Pipeline, but that's for another day perhaps. :)

My thanks to the people who've contributed to this thread, especially @lessless for raising the issue and @ndobson for most of the code I used.

[cybertiger]

Thanks @dleske, not that useful for a lot of people because you slapped a GPL license on it (and it's not even your code) which would require anyone using it to slap a GPL license on all their Jenkinsfiles.

[dleske]

@cybertiger: The intent wasn't to steal the ideas or code of the earlier posters. The minor work I did added some code and under the project I was on, any code written was obliged to be released under the GPL. The original code can still be used and modified, and I'm not sure using the library requires the users' Jenkinsfiles to be GPLed.

[cybertiger]

Yeh no worries, the pipeline library is a cool thing.
Brushing up on my license knowledge, probably fine for internal / private use, not sure about if you publish anything though, the GPL isn't really intended for this sort of thing (it barely copes with Java libraries).
Yes, restrictions on licenses imposed by work contracts is an annoying thing.

[H2wk]

Note: that the original API this uses is depreciated. https://www.flowdock.com/api/team-inbox

I have added a pull request updating this functionality. Using the REST API & added in the ability to differentiate between inbox & flow messages.