code: function colorByStatus(status, jenkinsColor) {
  
    var 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;
  }
docs: 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