jenkinsfile_notepad_plus_plus

Custom Language settings for Jenkinsfiles with Groovy

First check to see if http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php?title=User_Defined_Language_Files list has been updated with a Jenkinsfile option.

If not, you can import mine. It includes the following:

• pipeline
• agent
• post
• stage
• stages
• steps
• script
• (params.
• currentBuild.
• abs
• any
• append
• asList
• asWritable
• call
• collect
• compareTo
• count
• div
• dump
• each
• eachByte
• eachFile
• eachLine
• every
• find
• findAll
• flatten
• getAt
• getErr
• getIn
• getOut
• getText
• grep
• immutable
• inject
• inspect
• intersect
• invokeMethods
• isCase
• join
• leftShift
• minus
• multiply
• newInputStream
• newOutputStream
• newPrintWriter
• newReader
• newWriter
• next
• plus
• pop
• power
• previous
• print
• println
• push
• putAt
• read
• readBytes
• readLines
• reverse
• reverseEach
• round
• size
• sort
• splitEachLine
• step
• subMap
• times
• toInteger
• toList
• tokenize
• upto
• waitForOrKill
• withPrintWriter
• withReader
• withStream
• withWriter
• withWriterAppend
• write
• writeLine
• environment
• options
• parameters
• triggers
• stage
• tools
• input
• when
• try
• if
• else
• catch
• def
• unstable
• failure
• cleanup
• mail to
• subject
• body
• deleteDir
• checkout
• $class:
• branches:
• doGenerateSubmoduleConfigurations:
• extensions:
• submoduleCfg:
• userRemoteConfigs:
• name:
• description:
• choice
• string
• #!groovy

How to use?

1. Open notepad++
2. Select "Language"
3. Select "Define your language"
4. Select "Import..."
5. Browse to the file location where you downloaded the notepad_plus_plus_jenkins-groovy.xml file.
6. Hit okay.
7. Close Notepad++
8. Open Notepad++
9. Open a Jenkinsfile
10. Select "Lanugage"
11. Select "Jenkinsfile"