A small script to pull down all the jenkins job configs from a server Useful if you want to store them in version control It will create a directory structure in the same location as the fie is in - and will overwrite any existing configs if they are already present!

get_jenkins_jobs.php

#!/usr/bin/php
<?php

		

$options = getopt("", array("server:", "login:", "ssl"));


if (!isset($options['server'])) {

	echo "
        Download all job config files from jenkins and place in the specified directory

        If copies of those config files already exist they will be overwritten
	
   usage : $argv[0] --server=jenkins.localdomain:8080 [--login=user:pass] [--directory=/home/me/somedir/] [--ssl]
		
        --server= (required) servername and port separated by a colon (unless on port 80 when just server name will do)
        --login=  username and password separated by a colon
        --directory= path to the directory you want the configs dropped in (defaults to the location of this script: " . dirname(__FILE__) . ")
        --ssl (if the server is https)


";
	exit;
}

if (isset($options['login'])) {
	$url = $options['login'] . "@" . $options['server'];
} else {
	$url = $options['server'];
}

$protocol = isset($options['ssl']) ? "https" : "http";


print "$url\n";
$result = file_get_contents("${protocol}://${url}/api/json");
#print "$result\n\n";
$data = json_decode($result);

#print_r($data->jobs);

#chdir(dirname(__FILE__));

foreach($data->jobs as $job) {
	print "$job->name\n";

	if (!is_dir("$job->name")) {
		mkdir("$job->name");
	}
	$config = file_get_contents("${protocol}://${url}/job/" . rawurlencode($job->name) . "/config.xml");
	file_put_contents("$job->name/config.xml", $config);
}