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phpUnderControl

phpUnderControl aims to make the first steps with CruiseControl and PHP as easy as possible. It integrates three of the best PHP development tools into CruiseControl, combined with an easy setup routine and a small example project. With the provided XSL stylesheets, the generated output of PHPUnit ... [More] , PHPMD, PHPCPD, PHP_CodeSniffer and phpDocumentor can be visualized in CruiseControl. [Less]

CCMenu

CCMenu displays the project status of CruiseControl continuous integration servers as an item in the Mac OS X menu bar. Or in other words, CCMenu is to OS X what CCTray is to Windows. CCMenu works with all recent versions of CruiseControl, CruiseControl.NET, CruiseControl.rb, and should work with ... [More] other continuous integration tools that provide status in the CCTray XML format. [Less]

CruiseControl.NET Statistics for Metrics

Cradiator

Shows status of all projects in a Cruise Control repository. Designed to be shown full-screen on a dedicated monitor.

Krazip

Krazip is a CruiseControl plug-in for sending live build results to an IRC channel. It also has functionality for interaction with user in IRC via commands.

CITray

The aim of this tool is to provide a "universal" tray notification system for potentially all continuous integration servers. a plugins system allows third-party to integrate their favourite CI system. There's nothing yet to download, compile or test for this is a pre-pre-0.1 version... Stay tuned.

TapTinder

TapTinder is continuous integration and automated testing tool for software engineering. Using your own TapTinder installation or TapTinder service you can monitor, diagnose and improve the quality of software right during development in real-time. TapTinder clients run your builds and tests across ... [More] multiple platforms and multiple environments in parallel. Results are collected by a server that provides fast feedback to your developers. A sophisticated web interface gives you the tools to visualize, trace and analyze collected data to diagnose defects immediately or later for future planning. [Less]

ccmonitor

IntroductionThere are lots of stuff we can do to make fun with Continuous Integration. We can make our computer shout 'build-------failed!', or we can make keyboard light blink randomly and quickly, or we just pop up a message to tell ourselves what's happened with build... CC Monitor ... [More] works on RSS of CruiseControl. It also can work on any CI Build Tool which provides RSS to report build status. The default rule to assert successful build is rss item title contains 'success', 'fixed' or 'passed'. "100% CLEAN" Softpedia award CC Monitor 1.2 releasedFixed bug: can't update widget panel UI when refresh widget panel has error Changed: command "say" will not be asynchronism Upgrade: can get committers while monitoring CruiseControl 2.7.x. CC Monitor 1.1 releasedFixed bug: refresh settings page while configuring setting first time Upgrade: default notifications including display message by Growl, say and display build status will be triggered asynchronism. CC Monitor 1.0 releasedCC Monitor is upgraded to be a ruby internal DSL runner and needs ruby installed. For previous versions built on javascript eat too much memory and CPU time, the core of CC Monitor is rebuilt on ruby, and the widget will be only used as a view to display build status. After start CC Monitor, a ruby process will be running background. The simplest script for monitoring a buildobserve build mingle => 'http://server/projects/minlge.rss'This script will display build status icon on your widget. How CC Monitor worksmap committer names: committers: For user name used to commit code is always abbreviated, you can redefine committer names by keyword 'committers'. The user name should be unique in the script and should not be keywords of CC Monitor DSL and ruby, otherwise please put it into double-quotes, see example below. define build: build, def_build: Example: build mingle => 'http://server/projects/minlge.rss', mingle is build name and should be unique so that we can use it later, and it also works with ruby string, 'http://server/projects/minlge.rss' is the rss feed of project. observe build status: keep eyes on, keep one eye on, observe, observes: See example below. get build status and info: build: Except to defined build, this keyword can used to get build infos when it is inside block of observing build status. See example below. cant load: Example: say growl build message if cant load build new?: Return true if it is first time to get the recentest build. failed?: Return true if the recentest build is failed succeeded?: Return true if the recentest build is succeeded. loaded_error?: Return true if cant load build message: Build message string includes build name and build status. status: Return 'loaded error', 'succeeded' or 'failed' link: Return build report link url after loaded build. Return build rss url defined if cant load build committers: It is parsed from the recentest build rss item description. It is only supported well when observing CruiseControl.rb build now. refresh: Refresh build status, build will be refreshed automatically when observing it by keywords of observing build status. rss item title: Return the build rss item title. rss item description: Return the build rss item description. succeeded=: Reset build succeeded status, if the default parser can't parse your CruiseControl rss item title correctlly, you can check rss item title by yourself and use this to reset build result. send out build status message: display: used to display build status icon or link on widget. Example: display build status icon, display build message link growl: used to send message to Growl Application. Example: tell growl build message say: same with "say" on Mac. Example: say build message, committers any other ruby code Custom CC Monitor scriptcommitters xli => lee, pwang => wpc, "build" => "bu def" build mingle => 'http://server/projects/minlge.rss' build rubyworks => 'http://server/projects/rubyworks.rss' # the build name followed monitoring keywords should be defined above keep eyes on mingle, rubyworks do display build status icon tell growl build message if cant load build if build new? tell growl build message, committers if build succeeded? say "stand clear, #{build message, committers}" #use the message and committers info get from build as a string else say build message, committers end end endprevious version 0.6 [Less]

cc-rb-hg

CruiseControl.rb currently has limited support for source control systems. This project adds a simple plugin for the Mercurial (Hg) source control system.

cruisecontrol-eclipse-plugin

Rate this plugin at EclipsePluginCentral Project GoalsThe goal of this project is to provide a view to cruise control projects within the eclipse workbench. the Cruise Control Eclipse Plugin integrates monitoring of Cruise Control projects into the Eclipse Workbench. The plugin provides two ... [More] views: Cruise Control JMX View: It provides information about the build process using the RMI connector. Cruise Control Rss Feed View: It provides information about the build process using the HTTP Adapter. PrerequisitesJDK 5 and higher Eclipse 3.2 and higher Cruise Control Installation with RMI connector Download and InstallationDownload either the Cruise Control Eclipse Plugin and copy it to the plugin directory of your eclipse installation or access the update site Note: Using the Cruise Control JMX View requires to start Cruise Control using the -rmiPort switch. Description The Cruise Control Eclipse Plugin provides two ways of access to cruise control information. Using the JMX API with the RMI connector (Cruise Control Jmx View) Using RSS Feeds with the http protocol (Cruise Control Feed View) The first way is the more powerful since it provides advanced features like forcing a build, pausing or resuming a project. It also gets updates by using the JMX notification mechansim. Cruise Control Jmx ViewThis view connects to a cruise control host by using the RMI connector and gathers project information using the JMX API. After setting up projects in the preferences dialog, the view connects to these projects and displays each of the projects with its name as a root in a table tree view. The properties of a project are displayed as child items. Double clicking a project or one of its properties opens the cruise control web page for the project. The projects get notified whenever its states have changed. A status of a project is also displayed as icon before the project name. This view is the recommended one. The Cruise Control JMX View only works properly if you start Cruise Control with -rmiPort switch Note: If the cruise control was down, you have to press refresh to reconnect the plugin to the cruise control connector again. You will notice it when the state doesn't refresh itself. Cruise Control Feed ViewThis view gathers project information by using the RSS feeds provided by cruise control for a project. The feeds for each project are setup using the preferences dialog. For each project the state of the last build is displayed as an icon left from the project name string. As child items the feed entry items are displayed which are actually the recent history of build runs. Double clicking on the feed URL displays the crusie control web page for the project. This view is useful if you cannot run the crusie control with the -rmiPort switch. Rate this plugin at EclipsePluginCentral [Less]