Use these files to scaffold your Continuous Integration Server within your python projects.

This was inspirated by the PHP jenkins template project (github) by Sebastian Bergmann.

On your jenkins instance, you must install some QA python tools:

• SLOCCount

    $ (sudo) apt-get install sloccount
  

• pylint

    $ (sudo) pip install pylint
  

• Clone Digger

    $ (sudo) easy_install clonedigger
  

• nosetests & nosexcover

    $ (sudo) pip install nosetests
    $ (sudo) pip install nosexcover
  

• pyflakes

    $ (sudo) pip install pyflakes
  

You also need to install some plugins in your jenkins server:

• Jenkins SLOCCount Plug-in
• Jenkins xUnit plugin
• Jenkins Violations plugin
• Warnings Plug-in
• Cobertura plugin

Install the hudson.plugins.warnings.WarningsPublisher.xml file on the jenkins server, then reload the configuration.

Or, if you prefer to click in the web interface:

1. Go to Manage Jenkins -> Configure System

2. Scroll down to Compiler Warnings -> Parsers

3. Add a new parser with the following details:

   1. Name and others descriptive fields:

       PyFlakes
      

   2. Regular Expression:

       ^\s*(.*):(\d+):\s*(.*)$
      

   3. Mapping Script:

       import hudson.plugins.warnings.parser.Warning
      
       String fileName = matcher.group(1)
       String lineNumber = matcher.group(2)
       String message = matcher.group(3)
      
       return new Warning(fileName, Integer.parseInt(lineNumber), "Dynamic Parser", "-", message);
      

   4. Example Log Message:

      src/fbproxy/fbresponse.py:2: 'json' imported but unused
      

1. Check out the python-jenkins-template project from Git:

    cd $JENKINS_HOME/jobs
    git clone git://github.com/bobuss/python-jenkins-template.git python-template
    chown -R jenkins:nogroup python-template/
   

2. Reload Jenkins' configuration, for instance using the Jenkins CLI:

    java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -s http://<jenkins_address>:<jenkins_port> reload-configuration
   

3. Click on "New Job".

4. Enter a "Job name".

5. Select "Copy existing job" and enter "python-template" into the "Copy from" field.

6. Click "OK".

7. Disable the "Disable Build" option.

8. Fill in your "Source Code Management" information.

9. Configure a "Build Trigger", for instance "Poll SCM".

10. Click "Save".

Get the Makefile and adapt it (source directory, tasks). Make sure to generate the right files (or change the jenkins config):

• pyflakes.log
• pylint.log
• sloccount.sc
• output.xml
• coverage.xml
• xunit.xml

You can also adapt your .gitignore file, in order to avoid to commit the generated files.

• http://www.wallix.org/2011/06/29/how-to-use-jenkins-for-python-development/
• http://www.alexconrad.org/2011/10/jenkins-and-python.html

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