Where do you expect to find this information?

I mean, in "/view/<view name>/api/json?pretty=true&depth=3" there is no data exposed related to any widget. And, AFAIK, there's no way to show it in that kind of URL (bound to a View).

Would it be ok an independent URL only for this widget?

First thought is the url like you stated "/view/<view name>/api/json?pretty=true&depth=3". And if it is not possible, you can decide the suitable url to use.

Surely I hope the url can contain the view name.

Thanks.

Rgs, Larry

There's this option:

• <jenkins_url>/widgets/n/api/json...
• <jenkins_url>/view/<view_name>/widgets/n/api/json...

Where "n" would be the nth widget shown in the sidebar being 0 the first one.

You should be able to see something now following that URL pattern without the /api... part.

Does it sound reasonable?

yes, I see <jenkins_url>/view/<view_name>/widgets/n for my jenkins server, it is part html.

so will be good to have <jenkins_url>/view/<view_name>/widgets/n/api/json available

Rgs, Larry

Code changed in jenkins
User: Ignacio Albors
Path:
src/main/java/hudson/plugins/nextexecutions/NextBuilds.java
src/main/java/hudson/plugins/nextexecutions/NextExecutionsWidget.java
http://jenkins-ci.org/commit/next-executions-plugin/bb75b6fb13133c10e0f3f113e995ad269bd0c3e9
Log:
Expose widget data through API.

The URL pattern to view this info is:

• <jenkins_url>/widgets/n/api/[json/xml...]
• <jenkins_url>/view/<view_name>/widgets/n/api/[json/xml...]

n - the order in which the widget appears in the sidebar being 0 (zero) the
first widget.

Fixes JENKINS-36210

To be released soon

thanks !!