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import _ from 'lodash';
const COLOR_STATUS = {
blue : [ 'ok' ],
green : [ 'ok', 'success' ],
grey : [ 'aborted', 'unknown' ],
red : [ 'fail', 'failure' ],
yellow: [ 'warn', 'building' ]
};
/**
* Get color based on status and Jenkins status color.
* Jenkins status color will take precedence over status because
* Jenkins uses either blue or green as the color for ok status.
*
* Color property can contain either color or status text.
* Hence the need for mapping color to status text in the case where value is really color.
* This is used in conjunction with statusByColor function.
*
* @param {String} status: Jenkins status
* @param {String} jenkinsColor: Jenkins status color
* @return the status text
*/
function colorByStatus(status, jenkinsColor) {
let color;
if (jenkinsColor) {
// Jenkins color value can contain either a color, color_anime, or status in job.color field,
// hence to get color/status value out of the mix we need to remove the postfix _anime,
// _anime postfix only exists on a job currently being built
jenkinsColor = jenkinsColor.replace(/_anime$/, '');
color = (COLOR_STATUS[jenkinsColor] && COLOR_STATUS[jenkinsColor][0]) ? jenkinsColor : 'grey';
} else {
color = 'grey';
_.keys(COLOR_STATUS).forEach(function (_color) {
COLOR_STATUS[_color].forEach(function (_status) {
if (_status === status) {
color = _color;
}
});
});
}
return color;
}
/**
* Get status based on the value of color property.
*
* Color property can contain either color or status text.
* Hence the need for mapping color to status text in the case where value is really color.
* This is used in conjunction with colorByStatus function.
*
* @param {String} jenkinsColor: Jenkins status color
* @return the status text
*/
function statusByColor(jenkinsColor) {
let status;
if (jenkinsColor) {
// Jenkins color value can contain either a color, color_anime, or status in job.color field,
// hence to get color/status value out of the mix we need to remove the postfix _anime,
// _anime postfix only exists on a job currently being built
jenkinsColor = jenkinsColor.replace(/_anime$/, '');
status = (COLOR_STATUS[jenkinsColor]) ? COLOR_STATUS[jenkinsColor][0] : jenkinsColor;
} else {
status = 'unknown';
}
return status;
}
const exports = {
colorByStatus: colorByStatus,
statusByColor: statusByColor
};
export {
exports as default
};
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