AaronMcCaughan

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This script will connect to Jenkins using Basic Authentication and trigger the execution of a Job using API' requests. It will then copy the log file from Jenkins to the execution log in Plutora

The script accepts the input parameters below, triggers the execution of a Jenkins job and captures the console output in Plutora.

The paramaters entered into the UI need to be named as follows and are case sensitive:
- host = <This is the url of your instance of Jenkins>
- user = <This is the user to authenticate with Jenkins>

AaronMcCaughan

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The following scripts executes a plain JS Test script.

The script accepts a URL and API Credentials as parameters passed in from the UI, generates a Oauth token and makes a simple API call

The paramaters entered into the UI need to be named as follows and are case sensitive:
 - url = <The API oauth url of your Plutora Instance>
 - clientId = <The API clientId for your instance of Plutora>

AaronMcCaughan

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The following scripts accepts a URL and SSO Credentials as parameters passed in from the UI and logs into the Plutora Application using SSO

The script executes a headless selenium script to perform the test.

The script accepts a URL, email, password and failure email address as parameters passed in from the UI and logs into Plutora using SSO

The paramaters entered into the UI need to be named as follows and are case sensitive:

AaronMcCaughan

/*
This script will create a useful series of widgets for the next 8 Enterpise releases and show the following information :
 - List each phase along with Start and End Dates
 - The Go Live Date
 - The list of Features associated to the Enterprise release and all releases within the release manifest via the 'Features' button
 
 Refer to the Plutora knowledge base on how to add a new widget. To implement this widget on your own site, following the instructions below 
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/* 

AaronMcCaughan

let run = function (args) {
    return new Promise((resolve,reject)=>{

       console.log('Sending email');

       mailData = {
          to: 'email@email.com', // Required - Address data can be passed as a single string with commmas separating addresses or an array of single address strings. ie: ['a@a.com', 'b@b.com']
          //cc: 'a@a.com', //optional
          //bcc: 'a@a.com', //optional
          subject: 'Test Email', //Required

AaronMcCaughan

/*
This script will connect to Plutora using Oauth 2.0 Authentication and retrieve a list of environments to be based on the search parameters defined in the Plutora UI.
It will then console.log the response to the execution log in Plutora.

This script uses credentials that are defined in Plutora UI as Job Parameters. Refer to the knowledge base in Plutora for more information on adding parameters
To execute this script on your own instance of Plutora, create a new Job, upload the script and define the parameters in the Plutora UI as follows (Note the parameter names are case sensitive): 

- oauthurl = <This is the oauth url of your instance of Plutora>
- apiUrl = <This is the API url of your instance of Plutora>
- username = <This is the user email to authenticate with your instance of Plutora>