This is Dashing widget to display TFS build progress. This was inspired and based on Jenkins Build.
The widget supports caching to avoid overlapping of several the same ODataTFS requests. Rufus scheduler version used in Dashing is too old and does not support :overlap => false. Cache file is /assets/config/.tfs_build_request_cache.json.
##Usage
The widget requires ODataTFS modified by me installed on some machine with access to TFS 2012 server.
This is Dashing widget to display TFS build queue.
##Usage
The widget requires ODataTFS modified by me installed on some machine with access to TFS2012 server.
Put the tfs_build_queue.rb file in your /jobs folder. tfs_build_queue.coffee, tfs_build_queue.html and tfs_build_queue.scss to /widgets/tfs_build_queue.
This is Dashing widget to include slide show on your dashboard or one of its pages.
##Usage
Make sure to install RMagick gem to support image resizing. The widget also needs my slightly improved standard image widget. Put the slide_show.rb file in your /jobs folder and slide_show_settings.json to /assets/config/.
Make sure directory /assets/config and /assets/images/slide_show are accessible by Dashing user.
This is simple Dashing widget to display images from any URL, e.g. WebCam pointed to your favorite place like football table, cafe, etc.
##Usage
The widget needs my slightly improved standard image widget. Put the q_cam.rb file in your /jobs folder. Put q_cam_urls.json to /assets/config/.
Make sure directory /assets/config is accessible by Dashing user.
This is slightly improved version of standard image widget for Dashing.
I had no other choice but to optimize all my image related services (Daily Dilbert, Office Alerts, Quick Camera, Slide Show, etc.) to use the same image widget.
##Usage
To use this widget, copy image.html, image.coffee, and image.scss into the /widgets/image directory. If you want to keep original image widget, rename files and create appropriate widget directory.
This is slightly extended version of FlyingWidgets for Dashing.
I added support of following keyboard keys. The complete list of supported key strokes:
Left Arrow (code 37) - to go one dashboard back
Right Arrow (code 39) - to go one dashboard forward
Spacebar (code 32) - to go one dashboard forward
Home (code 36) - to go to the first dashboard
End (code 35) - to go to the last dashboard
This is extended version of Dashing widget to display a Jenkins build status and build progress.
The widget is based on the original Jenkins Build widget. It supports multiple Jenkins servers. Also, when build is not BUILDING the progress gauge isn't shown, instead build title is bigger. Also, fixed problem when build progress was shown with negative number.
Put the files jenkins_build.coffee, jenkins_build.html and jenkins_build.scss goes in the /widget/jenkins_build directory and the jenkins_build.rb in the /jobs directory