Description

@myml/n8n-nodes-jenkins

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use Jenkins in your n8n workflows.

The node was extracted from the n8n built-in Jenkins node. It supports the same
operations and credentials, plus these additions:

• Get Job: fetch a single job (the built-in node only lists jobs)
• Build > Get Log: fetch the console log of a build
• Node (agent) resources: get, list, take offline, bring online
• Queue resources: get a single queue item or list the queue
• Trigger / Trigger with Parameters return the queue item ID of the

triggered build, so you can poll the queue to find the build number

• Custom API Call: call any Jenkins API endpoint using the Jenkins

credential, with a custom HTTP method, query parameters, and optional JSON
body

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

In the n8n community nodes search, look for @myml/n8n-nodes-jenkins to install this package.

Operations

The node exposes five resources:

• Job

– Copy a job
– Create a job
– Get a job (added in this package)
– Trigger a job — returns the queue item ID of the build
– Trigger a job with parameters — returns the queue item ID of the build

• Build

– Get a build
– Get a build log (added in this package)
– Get many builds

• Instance

– Cancel quiet down
– Quiet down
– Restart
– Safely restart
– Safely shutdown
– Shutdown

• Node (agent)

– Get a node
– Get many nodes
– Set a node offline
– Set a node online

• Queue

– Get a queue item
– Get many queue items

• Custom API Call

– Call an arbitrary Jenkins API endpoint with the Jenkins credential.
Choose an HTTP method, enter the path (for example /job/my-job/api/json),
optionally add query parameters and a JSON body, and pick whether to parse
the response as JSON or return it as raw text.

When a job is triggered, Jenkins does not return the build number directly.
The Trigger operations return the queue item ID instead. Poll the **Queue >
Get** operation until its executable field is set — that field contains the
number and url of the build. The executable field is null while the
build is still waiting in the queue.

Credentials

This node reuses n8n’s built-in Jenkins API credential type, so there is no
separate credential bundled with this package. Configure the built-in credential
as usual:

1. Open your Jenkins user profile, then Settings.
2. Click Add new token in the API Token section.
3. Copy the token value.

Create an n8n credential of type Jenkins API with:

• Jenkins Username: your Jenkins username
• Personal API Token: the token from step 3
• Jenkins Instance URL: e.g. https://jenkins.example.com

Compatibility

Tested with n8n 1.x and Jenkins 2.x.

Resources

• n8n community nodes documentation
• Jenkins Remote Access API