I have a script to trigger a job on Jenkins remotely using a token. Here is my script:
JENKINS_URL=\'http://jenkins.myserver.com/jenkins\'
JOB_NAME=\'job/uti
I had similar problem to get state with rest api only.
this was my solution (it is a weak and not stable solution!):
#Ex. http://jenkins.com/job/test
JOB_URL="${JENKINS_URL}/job/${JOB_NAME}"
#here you can ask for next build job number
function getNextBuildNr(){
curl --silent ${JOB_URL}/api/json | grep -Po '"nextBuildNumber":\K\d+'
}
# this will request the Status of job
function getBuildState(){
buildNr=$1
curl --silent ${JOB_URL}/${buildNr}/api/json | grep -Po '"result":\s*"\K\w+'
}
#this will wait for your Job state, by polling Jenkins every second
function waitForJob() {
buildNr=$1
state=""
while [ "${state}" == "" ]
do
sleep 1
state=$(getBuildState ${buildNr})
echo -n '.'
done
echo -e "\n"
}
#now you can run and build
BUILD_NR=$(getNextBuildNr)
# input here your code/function to trigger the job
waitForJob ${BUILD_NR}
BUILD_STATE=$(getBuildState ${BUILD_NR})
echo "$BUILD_STATE"