Gitlabcli is a command line tool to interactuate with Gitlab repository
Disclaimer: gitlabcli has only been tested on Linux systems
- Download
gitlabcli
tarball from github releases
$ curl -sLO https://github.com/apenella/gitlabcli/releases/download/v0.3.1/gitlabcli_0.3.1_Linux-x86_64.tar.gz
- Untar
gitlabcli
package
$ tar xzfv gitlabcli_0.3.1_Linux-x86_64.tar.gz
- Start using
gitlabcli
$ gitlabcli -help
Set of utils to manage Gitlab repositories
Usage:
gitlabcli [flags]
gitlabcli [command]
Available Commands:
clone Clone repositories from Gitlab to localhost
completion generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
get Get information from Gitlab
help Help about any command
initialize Initializes gitlabcli
list List Gitlab contents
version gitlabcli version
Flags:
--config string Configuration file
-h, --help help for gitlabcli
Use "gitlabcli [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Before start using gitlabcli you must create its configuration file.
By default, configuration file location is ~/.config/gitlabcli/config.yml
but you could store it to any location. In that case, --config
flag must be provided on the command call.
You could run the initialize
subcommand to initialize gitlabcli
. That command takes care to initialize the configuration parameters properly.
$ gitlabcli initialize --gitlab-api-url https://mygitlab.com/api/v4 --working-dir /projects
gitlabcli
supports environment variables configuration. In that case, environment variables must be named as uppercased parameter name and prefixed by GITLABCLI_
. For instance, working_dir
parameter could be configured by GITLABCLI_WORKING_DIR
environment variable.
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
gitlab_api_url | string | Gitlab API URL base. Check it on Gitlab documentation |
gitlab_token | string | Token to authenticate to Gitlab API |
working_dir | string | Location to store cloned projects |
Example:
gitlab_api_url: https://mygitlab.com/api/v4
gitlab_token: ThatIsAGitlabToken
working_dir: /projects
- Clone: Clone one or multiple projects from Gitlab. It also supports to clone all Gitlab projects or those projects that belong to a group.
- List
- Achieve a Gitlab projects list
- Achieve a Gitlab groups list
- Get
- Get project details
- Get group details
- Initialize: Initialize gitlabcli configuration
list and get operations uses Gitlab API and requires a Gitlab token.
Clone operations only support to clone over ssh and the only supported authentication method is ssh-agent
- Private key file authentication when cloning projects
- User/pass authentication when cloning projects over HTTP/S
gitlabcli is available under MIT license.