See a demo at http://nevergreen.herokuapp.com
you can use https://builds.apache.org/cc.xml as a test cctray xml
You can find your cctray.xml in these locations
- GO - http://servername:8154/go/cctray.xml
- CruiseControl.rb - http://cc.rb.servername:3333/XmlStatusReport.aspx
- CruiseControl - http://cc.java.servername:8080/cctray.xml
- CruiseControl.NET - http://cc.net.servername/XmlStatusReport.aspx
- Jenkins - http://jenkins.servername:8080/cc.xml
- Hudson - http://hudson.servername:8080/cc.xml
- Travis CI - http://travis-ci.org/ownername/repositoryname/cc.xml
- tddium - - http://api.tddium.com/cc/long_uuid_string/cctray.xml
Nevergreen runs on port 5000 (by default).
lein run
The port is configured as an environment variable named PORT. This is defaulted to 5000.
Under *nix operating systems you can use the export command and under Windows the set command to easily set this value in a start up script.
When the application starts using a web browser navigate to http://localhost:PORT. This will check if the cctray url and a list of included projects has been set. If either have not been set it will redirect you to http://localhost:PORT/config.html here you are able to enter the cctray url and select the projects to show on the monitor. Once you have done this if you navigate back to http://localhost:PORT you will see your lovely monitor in action.
If you are with the team you can deploy to Heroku after adding this remote
git remote add heroku [email protected]:nevergreen.git
If you would like to add a feature/fix a bug for us please create a pull request.
See https://github.com/robertmaldon/cc_dashboard/blob/master/README.md#summary
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