Convert java classes and testfiles into Groovy DSL scripts + ( test classes created )
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
- I require the java classes attached to be converted into groovy scripts for jenkins. + TEST CLASSES required
- Changing the extension of the file is not enough
- I will attach the full maven project to use so testing should be straightforward.
- You will need an aws account for testing and jenkins set up locally.
- Please also create tests for each class as mentioned above
I have already created one of the groovy classes (generateAlerts.groovy) but will require tests for that also
NO TIME WASTERS / ANYONE WHO DOESNT KNOW JAVA, GROOVY, Jenkins.
FOR JENKINS: I have attached a pipeline file called testPipeline.groovy so you can run the job quickly after getting setup. This maven project is a shared library so you will need jenkins to point to it in its configuration.
- Please store the converted classes into the vars/ folder as that is how shared libaries are normally set up
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:
- JAVA
- JENKINS (shared library experience would be beneficial)
- GROOVY
- AWS
- MAVEN
TIME FRAME : Max 4 days : 1 groovy class + test class per day should be good
- Changing the extension of the file is not enough
- I will attach the full maven project to use so testing should be straightforward.
- You will need an aws account for testing and jenkins set up locally.
- Please also create tests for each class as mentioned above
I have already created one of the groovy classes (generateAlerts.groovy) but will require tests for that also
NO TIME WASTERS / ANYONE WHO DOESNT KNOW JAVA, GROOVY, Jenkins.
FOR JENKINS: I have attached a pipeline file called testPipeline.groovy so you can run the job quickly after getting setup. This maven project is a shared library so you will need jenkins to point to it in its configuration.
- Please store the converted classes into the vars/ folder as that is how shared libaries are normally set up
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:
- JAVA
- JENKINS (shared library experience would be beneficial)
- GROOVY
- AWS
- MAVEN
TIME FRAME : Max 4 days : 1 groovy class + test class per day should be good
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