Dynamic Declarative Jenkinsfile in Kotlin

pipelinekt is a kotlin library that improves the Jenkinsfile development experience, especially for large projects.

Why:

1. Remove several limitations imposed by the declarative syntax, for example:
   1. No longer need to statically define stages
      1. create stages in loops or by iterating over collections
   2. move any block of code into a separate function
   3. standard code sharing with actual classes
      1. no need to call load to dynamically interpret groovy scripts)
2. IDE integration
   1. native kotlin + gradle - no custom groovy compiler
   2. Code completion
   3. Auto complete
3. Configure sane defaults
   1. Shared steps before and after stages
   2. default pipeline configurations
   3. default post stage actions

Subprojects

• core - The base framework for the dsl
• internal - internal implementation for most dsl methods; not exposed to end users
• dsl - end user interface
• examples - code examples

Documentation

• Examples
• The Docs

getting started

Please see the quickstart guide

Contributing

1. Fork on GitHub
2. Update minor or major as needed in [version.txt] per Semantic Versioning 2.0.0

3. Ensure all gradle tasks are successful

   ./gradlew build detek examples:build

4. Apply spotless before each commit

   ./gradlew spotlessApply

5. Create PR