Radiator View Plugin

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Plugin Information

Plugin ID radiatorviewplugin
Latest Release 1.5
Latest Release Date Jan 06, 2010
Changes via Fisheye In Latest Release
Since Latest Release
Maintainer(s) n/a (id: ashlux)
Issue Tracking Open Issues

Provides a job view displaying project status in a highly visible manner. This is ideal for displaying on a screen on the office wall as a form of Extreme Feedback Device.Once the plugin is installed, click on the add view tab and select "Radiator View". The job selection options are the same as the standard list view -- either select projects to include or specify a regular expression to select the options. 

Example:



 


Configuration

If you use this and want to reconfigure the view, you can't directly because it is full screen and the left menu is not rendered. To reconfigure the view, go to the view, then append "/configure" to the url, and you get the configuration screen.  Append "/delete" to the view URL to delete the view. One person's bug is another person's feature .

Changelog

Release 1.5:

  • Fix IllegalArgumentException when adding a new radiator view (issue #5198).

Release 1.3, 1.4:

  • Include more information, based on Julien Renaut's work in the XFPanel.
  • Replaced layout with standard html tables to make better use of the space.
  • Optimised layout for installations with many (dozens) jobs.
  • Added configuration options to hide stable jobs or stable job details.

Release 1.2:

  • Include Progress bar on all jobs.

Release 1.1:

  • Initial public release.

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Comments (8)

 

  1. May 25, 2009

    Alex Dancu says:

    Hi, What's the current status of this plugin? Is there a timeline for the featu...

    Hi,

    What's the current status of this plugin? Is there a timeline for the features in the TODO? It is someone currently working on any of them?

    We intend to use this plugin exactly in the manner described in the plugin description. We want to display the status of the projects on a display, and when a build fails we want sound/flashing and extra information, like who is the last commiter for that project (the one responsible for the failed build).

    We want to contribute on extending it with the features stated above.

    Thanks.

    1. Jun 03, 2009

      Mark Howard says:

      Hi, The TODO list was just my list of ideas when I first wrote the plugin. I've...

      Hi,

      The TODO list was just my list of ideas when I first wrote the plugin. I've not had enough time to start any of them yet, so please feel free to take it and improve it. Let me know if you have any specific questions on it, although it's all pretty crude.

      Mark

  2. Jul 03, 2009

    Glenn Halstead says:

    Hi,  I'd like to display an arbitrary lump of html (a pie chart) in each o...

    Hi,

     I'd like to display an arbitrary lump of html (a pie chart) in each of the radiator job boxes.  How hard would this be to do?  Say if my judson job archive contained 'radview.html' it would be automatically placed in the radiator job box.

     I've upladed a jpg hashup to show the kind of thing that I mean.

    Glenn

  3. Jul 03, 2009

    Glenn Halstead says:

    Hi,  I'd like to display an arbitrary lump of html (a pie chart) in each o...

    Hi,

     I'd like to display an arbitrary lump of html (a pie chart) in each of the radiator job boxes.  How hard would this be to do?  Say if my judson job archive contained 'radview.html' it would be automatically placed in the radiator job box.

     I've upladed a jpg hashup to show the kind of thing that I mean.

    Glenn

  4. Jan 14

    matt burns says:

    Thanks for the plugin, it's really useful. We leave a screen in the office showi...

    Thanks for the plugin, it's really useful. We leave a screen in the office showing this page all the time.

    However, to save electricity I wrote a simple webstart app called screenwaker that only turns the screen on if the builds are not passing. I try to justify it here ;)

    Matt

  5. Mar 01

    Lucas Cavalcanti says:

    Hi, I did some modifications that increased the visibility of the builds. These...

    Hi,

    I did some modifications that increased the visibility of the builds. These modifications are:

    • Black background -- Better contrast with build colors (red and green in my case)
    • More opacity when the job is queue
    • Heart beat when the job is building -- an animation like the building balls
    • Build health icons

    I wanna know how can I send these modifications to you, if you like to add them into the main project.

    Thanks

    Lucas

    1. Mar 08

      Mark Howard says:

      Hi, Could you send me some screenshots of the changes? I'm sure they'll probabl...

      Hi,

      Could you send me some screenshots of the changes? I'm sure they'll probably be fine to add in though.
      Also, have you tested this on a variety of browsers?

      If you have svn access and think it's all ok, commit the changes, otherwise email them to me and I'll put them in for you.

      Mark

      1. Mar 10

        Lucas Cavalcanti says:

        Hi Mark, I don't have svn access, but if you're familiar with git, I pushed my ...

        Hi Mark,

        I don't have svn access, but if you're familiar with git, I pushed my modifications into github:

        http://github.com/lucascs/radiator-view-plugin

        But I can email them to you either.

        I've only tested on Firefox 3.6 and Chrome... The heart-beat animation will only work on browsers that support opacity, -moz-opacity and -webkit-opacity css properties.

        The other modifications are not browser dependent.

        Thanks,

        Lucas

        Screenshots: