Package jenkins.management

Class Badge

java.lang.Object

jenkins.management.Badge

@ExportedBean
public class Badge
extends Object

Definition of a badge that can be returned by a ManagementLink implementation. The badge is shown as a small overlay over the corresponding icon on the Manage Jenkins page, it can display additional information in a tooltip and change it's color depending on the severity.

A badge mainly serves as a fast feedback for the corresponding management page. It could be used to just display some short status information or hint that some action can be taken. For example the badge on Manage Plugins shows information about the number of available updates and in its tooltip additionally how many updates contain incompatible changes or fix security vulnerabilities. It also changes its color when there are security fixes available.

A badge might display the same information as an AdministrativeMonitor. While an AdministrativeMonitor can be disabled, a badge will always be shown. E.g. the badge of OldDataMonitor.ManagementLinkImpl always shows the number of old data entries.

A badge can also be used in a <l:task .../> to show information on the right of the link in the sidepanel, e.g. to show number of available plugin updates.

Since:

2.385

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static class	Badge.Severity

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Badge(String text, String tooltip, Badge.Severity severity)	Create a new Badge

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
String	getSeverity()	The severity of the badge.
String	getText()	The text to be shown in the badge.
String	getTooltip()	The tooltip of the badge.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Badge

public Badge(@NonNull
             String text,
             @NonNull
             String tooltip,
             @NonNull
             Badge.Severity severity)

Create a new Badge

Parameters:

text - The text to be shown in the badge. Keep it short, ideally just a number. More than 6 or 7 characters do not look good. Avoid spaces as they will lead to line breaks. as this might lead to line breaks.

tooltip - The tooltip to show for the badge. Do not include html tags.

severity - The severity of the badge (danger, warning, info)

Method Detail

getText

@Exported(visibility=999)
public String getText()

The text to be shown in the badge.

Returns:

badge text

getTooltip

@Exported(visibility=999)
public String getTooltip()

The tooltip of the badge.

Returns:

tooltip

getSeverity

@Exported(visibility=999)
public String getSeverity()

The severity of the badge. Influences the background color of the badge.

Returns:

severity as String