GreenScreen App
GreenScreen App is an sample instance of GreenScreen. If you have
a public build server, you can submit a pull request and we'll add
your server to the list of apps that are monitored.
Simply update config.yml to include your ci servers details.
After your pull request has been accepted, you'll be able to monitor
your build, and other people's builds, on the greenscreenapp site.
GreenScreen
Introduction
GreenScreen is a build monitoring tool that is designed to be used as
a dynamic Big Visible Chart (BVC) in your work area. It lets you add
links to your build servers and displays the largest possible
information on a monitor so that the team can see the build status
from anywhere in the room.
Getting Started
To get the GreenScreen application itself, you can clone it from git:
$ git clone git://github.com/customink/greenscreen.git
Or download the project by clicking on the 'download' link on this page.
To install all of GreenScreen's dependencies, switch to its directory
and do:
$ rake -f init.rakefile
Once you've got GreenScreen on your machine, copy config.yml.sample to
config.yml:
$ cp config.yml.sample config.yml
And then edit the config.yml file to add links to your build servers.
It contains instructions for how you can add the. GreenScreen has
been tested with Hudson, but can be used with any continuous
integration server that conforms to the multiple project summary
reporting standard.
This pretty much means that any of the flavours of cruise control
should work too.
Once you've got your configuration, you can start GreenScreen as
follows:
ruby greenscreen.rb
Then go to this URL in your browser:
http://localhost:4567/
You should see the status of all of your builds. The screen will
refresh every 15 seconds to keep itself up to date.
If running on Windows, I'd suggest running Firefox in full screen
mode. If on a Mac, either expand the window size to take up as much
space as possible, or try finding a plugin that lets you go full
screen.
Passenger or other rack handlers
GreenScreen also includes a rackup file (config.ru) so you can
deploy it under whichever rack-supporting webserver you like.
Credits
GreenScreen was original developed by martinjandrews.
This version of GreenScreen is a fork of the updates made by rsutphin.