Example

The information obtained from Jenkins through the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform plug-in for Jenkins and the Jenkins Observer includes URLs for several Jenkins elements. You can create topology tools that use these URLs to provide in-context navigation to Jenkins or your Git repositories from within the topologies displayed in Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. The code snippets in this section demonstrate how to create such tools.

If required, you can customize how your Jenkins topologies are displayed further using the Configuring topology elements topics.

function url2Http(url) {
  if(url.indexOf("http") != -1) {
      return url;
  }
  var res = url.split(":");
  var ghUrl = res[0].replace("git@", "https://");
  var repoUrl = res[1].replace(".git", "");
  return ghUrl + "/" + repoUrl;
}

if (asmProperties.repositoryUrl && asmProperties.revision) {
    var normUrl = url2Http(asmProperties.repositoryUrl);
    window.open(normUrl + '/ commits/'
        + asmProperties.revision);
}

function url2Http(url) {
  if(url.indexOf("http") != -1) {
      return url;
  }
  var res = url.split(":");
  var ghUrl = res[0].replace("git@", "https://");
  var repoUrl = res[1].replace(".git", "");
  return ghUrl + "/" + repoUrl;
}

if (asmProperties.repositoryUrl && asmProperties.revision) {
    var normUrl = url2Http(asmProperties.repositoryUrl);
    window.open(normUrl + '/commit/'
        + asmProperties.revision);
}

if (asmProperties.url) {
    window.open(asmProperties.url);
}

function url2Http(url) {
  if(url.indexOf("http") != -1) {
      return url;
  }
  var res = url.split(":");
  var ghUrl = res[0].replace("git@", "https://");
  var repoUrl = res[1].replace(".git", "");
  return ghUrl + "/" + repoUrl;
}

if (asmProperties.repositoryUrl && asmProperties.revision) {
    var normUrl = url2Http(asmProperties.repositoryUrl);
    window.open(normUrl + '/tree/'
        + asmProperties.revision);
}

if (asmProperties.buildConsoleLog) {
    window.open(asmProperties.buildConsoleLog);
}