paulohgodinho/jenkins-image-for-pipeline-linting

Jenkins docker image for linting pipelines using VSCode/IntelliJ plugin.

jenkins-image-for-pipeline-linting

Jenkins docker image for usage with Jenkins Pipeline Linter Plugin for Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ IDEs. It can also be used via command line

This image has no setup required, ready to use as soon as it is run, plugins are pre-installed, all security and first type setup wizzard disabled, ready to take queries from the extension or the command line.

Linting with Visual Studio Code

Pull the image from Dockerhub using:

docker pull paulohgodinho/jenkins-for-pipeline-linting

Run the container with the 8080 port exposed to the host system

docker run -p 8080:8080 paulohgodinho/jenkins-for-pipeline-linting

Install the Jenkins Pipeline Linter Connector plugin for Visual Studio Code

Go to the extension settings

Input the running Jenkins container URL with port, and the path /pipeline-model-converter/validate at the end.

Run the linter by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+P and searching for Validate Jenkinsfile

Linting via Command Line

You can use Bash and Powershell to manually verify your Pipeline

Bash:

curl -F "jenkinsfile=< mypipeline.jenkinsfile" http://localhost:8080/ipeline-model-converter/validate

Powershell:

Invoke-RestMethod -Method Post -Form @{jenkinsfile=$(Get-Content .\mypipeline.jenkinsfile -raw)} -Uri http://localhost:8080/pipeline-model-converter/validate

Issue: The docker image does not contain the Jenkins Pipeline plugin I am using

You can add your plugin id to plugins.txt and build your own image. If you belive the plugin should be in this distributed image please make a PR or message me, I am happy to add more.