Here the code is going through a folder specified in a Jenkins job string parameter and finding all tests. It iterates through each file and makes a JSON config file that will get read by a downstream Jenkins job that generates tests. A lot of this is based on assumptions about our codebase and we'd like to eventually move on to more robust setu…

ApiConfigCreate.groovy

def traverseWorkspaceDir(File path, jobs, jobMaster) {
    path.traverse { file ->
        if (!file.isDirectory() && !(file.name.matches(/^\.[A-z]*/))) {
            addFileToJobsList(file, jobs, jobMaster)
        }
    }
}

def addFileToJobsList(File file, jobs, jobMaster) {
    curJob = new Job()

    curJob.name = BASE_TEST_NAME + "Api_" + file.name.replaceAll(/\.[a-z]*$/, "")
    curJob.testPath = file.getPath().replaceAll(/[\/A-z0-4\-]*\/unittest/, ".")
    curJob.testName = file.name
    curJob.remoteCommand = "cd $DOCROOT\nphp ../../vendor/phpunit/phpunit/phpunit -c phpunit.xml ${curJob.testPath}"

    def phaseName = file.getPath().replaceAll(/[\/A-z0-9]+\/api\//, "")
    phaseName = phaseName.replaceAll(/\/[A-z]*\.php/, "")
    if (!jobMaster.phases.contains(phaseName)) {
        jobMaster.phases << phaseName
    }
    jobMaster.jobs << phaseName + "|" + curJob.name

    jobs << curJob
}

def writeJsonToFile(String json) {
    new File("${WORKSPACE}/nprDSL/configs").mkdir()
    new File("${CONFIG_FOLDER_PATH}").withWriter('utf-8') { writer ->
        writer.write(json)
    }
}