Jenkins : IFTTT Build Notifier

Created by Unknown User (upgundecha), last modified on Jun 26, 2017

Plugin Information

View IFTTT Build Notifier on the plugin site for more information.

A Simple Jenkins Build Status Notifier for IFTTT Maker Channel TriggerPosts build status to IFTTT Maker Channel to trigger actions with all other Channels available on IFTTT. For example notify build status via a tweet or add trello card or Light-up a IoT connected device.

Let's setup a notification trigger with following steps. This will send a direct twitter message when a build job is completed:

Login to https://ifttt.com and perform the following steps:

1. Create a new Recipe
2. Click on this part
3. Enter or select Maker Channel in Choose Trigger Channel
4. Select Receive a Web Request in Choose a Trigger
5. Enter an Event name (for example build_notification)
6.Click on Create Trigger button
7. Next, click on that part
8. Enter or select Twitter in Choose Action Channel
9. Select Send a direct message to yourself in Choose an Action
10. Enter following message in Message field in Complete Action Fields

Jenkins Build Status for Project: {{Value1}}, Build Number:{{Value2}}, Status: {{Value3}}

Note: IFTTT Maker Channel Receive a Web Request trigger accepts three values and plugin sends Project Name as Value1, Build Number as Value2 and Status as Value3

11. Finally click on Create Action button
12.Give a name to newly created recipe
13. Click on Create Recipe button to create the recipe
14. Now, navigate to https://ifttt.com/maker
15. Copy the Key from Your key is: section

You can also use template recipe from here https://ifttt.com/recipes/336376-send-a-direct-tweet-when-jenkins-build-is-completed (see more recipes below)

Back in Jenkins setup a project to send build notifications:

1. Configure a Job or Project for which you want to enable IFTTT trigger
2. Add IFTTT Build Notifier action from Add Post Build Action list
3. Enter Event Name specified in Step#4 above (for example build_notification)
4. Enter Key copied from Step#14 above
5. Save the configuration
6. That's it

Now whenever a build is triggered and completed, you will see a Twitter message with build status

More Recipe Templates:

Examples: