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CI-Eye is an infrastructure agnostic Continuous Integration build radiator requiring no installation and almost no set-up. How cool is that?

CI-Eye talks to many different CI servers through their public APIs (so no plug-ins required). Currently, support is offered for Hudson, Jenkins, and TeamCity, with plans for expansion to include other favourites.

CI-Eye runs as a standalone web application, so just spin up the jar and launch your favourite web browser. Done.

CI-Eye is fun, and that's really important for your radiator... There are pictures everywhere, which really gets your team going.

Downloading

Grab the latest stable release here: https://github.com/netmelody/ci-eye/downloads

Installation

None. No, really. Just run the Jar, that's all:

java -jar ci-eye.jar 8888

That's it? You bet -- now just fire up a browser and hit http://localhost:8888/ and you're away.

Configuration

Just a little bit -- even I can stay awake.

• settings are stored in the .ci-eye/ directory, found in your home directory
• views.txt defines the views that are presented on the radiator
• pictures.txt defines committer pics, with the pictures/ sub-directory storing the images (or you can use Gravatar)
• logging.properties defines the logging settings, with log files usually stored in the logs/ sub-directory

For the keen amongst us, there is some in-depth documentation of configuration.

Screenshots

Building From Source

If you want to obtain (and build) the latest source code, perform the following:

git clone git://github.com/netmelody/ci-eye.git
ant jar

Acknowledgements

Thanks to @codebetterCI for hosting a TeamCity CI project for CI-Eye itself -- see http://teamcity.codebetter.com/

Thanks to TIM Group, my employer, for their help and support -- and for being live guinea-pigs for CI-Eye.

License

Copyright © 2011-, Tom Denley. Licensed under Apache 2 License.