I don't want to use Jenkins UI, instead I would like to use the command line, from command line I want to execute Jenkinsfile to the Jenkins server.
Is this possible?
Let's say I have a Jenkinsfile, If I run the Jenkinsfile, It shoud execute the Jenkinsfile from Jenkins server. Assume that the job not yet configured through Jenkins UI.
I've done this before. Essentially you can use the Jenkins CLI to import/export jobs, which will allow you to create and/or update a job with the definition you want to run. Be it JenkinsFile or some groovy script or whatever. Check this blog for details.
Once you (re)define the job, you will simply remotely execute it using the same Jenkins CLI. You can check the progress of the job from CLI and even read the logs to see progress. I cannot share the code, as the copyright is owned by one of my previous employers, but it is easy to recreate.
I assume you would like to run locally to test logic? If so there is a unit testing framework for Jenkins declarative / scripted pipeline. I have not personally used it but this would enable me to test stubbed logic locally.
Alternatively, as you're no ta fan of GUIs you could have a look at Jenkins X which has a very powerful CLI and is more gitops driven.
you can try using that tool, it allows to run scripts from the command line and some other thinkgs:
