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Jenkins Shared Library to call the 3scale toolbox

This Jenkins Shared Library helps pipelines writers to call the 3scale toolbox.

How to use this shared library

First, reference this library from your Jenkins pipeline by adding to the beginning of your pipeline:

library identifier: '3scale-toolbox-jenkins@master',
        retriever: modernSCM([$class: 'GitSCMSource',
                              remote: 'https://github.com/rh-integration/3scale-toolbox-jenkins.git'])

Declare a global variable that will hold the ThreescaleService object so that you can use it from the different stages of your pipeline.

def service = null

Create the ThreescaleService with all the relevant information:

  stage("Prepare") {
    service = toolbox.prepareThreescaleService(
        openapi: [ filename: "swagger.json" ],
        environment: [ baseSystemName: "my_service" ],
        toolbox: [ openshiftProject: "toolbox",
                   destination: "3scale-tenant",
                   secretName: "3scale-toolbox" ],
        service: [:],
        applications: [
            [ name: "my-test-app", description: "This is used for tests", plan: "test", account: "<CHANGE_ME>" ]
        ],
        applicationPlans: [
          [ systemName: "test", name: "Test", defaultPlan: true, published: true ],
          [ systemName: "silver", name: "Silver" ],
          [ artefactFile: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/redhatHameed/API-Lifecycle-Mockup/master/testcase-01/plan.yaml"],
        ]
    )

    echo "toolbox version = " + service.toolbox.getToolboxVersion()
  }
  • openapi.filename is the path to the file containing the OpenAPI Specification
  • environment.baseSystemName is use to compute the final system_name, based on the environment name (environment.environmentName) and the API major version (from the OpenAPI Specification field info.version)
  • toolbox.openshiftProject is the OpenShift project in which Kubernetes Jobs will be created
  • toolbox.secretName is the name of the Kubernetes Secret containing the 3scale_toolbox configuration file
  • toolbox.destination is the name of the 3scale_toolbox remote
  • applicationPlans is a list of Application Plans to create, by using artefact yaml File or by providing application plan properties details.

Create the corresponding OpenShift project:

oc new-project toolbox

Generate the toolbox configuration file and create the Kubernetes Secret:

3scale remote add 3scale-tenant https://$TOKEN@$TENANT.3scale.net/
oc create secret generic 3scale-toolbox --from-file=$HOME/.3scalerc.yaml

Add a stage to provision the service in 3scale:

  stage("Import OpenAPI") {
    service.importOpenAPI()
    echo "Service with system_name ${service.environment.targetSystemName} created !"
  }

Add a stage to create the Application Plans:

  stage("Create an Application Plan") {
    service.applyApplicationPlans()
  }

Add a global variable and a stage to create the test Application:

  stage("Create an Application") {
    service.applyApplication()
  }

Add a stage to run your integration tests:

  stage("Run integration tests") {
    // To run the integration tests when using APIcast SaaS instances, we need
    // to fetch the proxy definition to extract the staging public url
    def proxy = service.readProxy("sandbox")
    sh """set -e +x
    curl -f -w "ListBeers: %{http_code}\n" -o /dev/null -s ${proxy.sandbox_endpoint}/api/beer -H 'api-key: ${service.applications[0].userkey}'
    curl -f -w "GetBeer: %{http_code}\n" -o /dev/null -s ${proxy.sandbox_endpoint}/api/beer/Weissbier -H 'api-key: ${service.applications[0].userkey}'
    curl -f -w "FindBeersByStatus: %{http_code}\n" -o /dev/null -s ${proxy.sandbox_endpoint}/api/beer/findByStatus/available -H 'api-key: ${service.applications[0].userkey}'
    """
  }

Add a stage to promote your API to production:

  stage("Promote to production") {
    service.promoteToProduction()
  }

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