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@cadolabs/gbot

v2.1.2

Published

Gitlab bot platform.

Downloads

8

Readme

@cadolabs/gbot

Gitlab bot platform.

Installation

$ yarn add @cadolabs/gbot

or

$ npm i @cadolabs/gbot

Usage

unapproved

Sends unapproved MRs to mattermost / slack. MR will be ignored if it has Draft/WIP mark.

$ gbot unapproved -c /path/to/config/gbot.yaml

Configuration

Each setting can be set via environment variables. Each variable must start with GBOT_ prefix. Double underscore is interpreted as nesting, for example:

GBOT_GITLAB_TOKEN=token # { "gitlabToken": "token" }
GBOT_GITLAB__TOKEN=token # {"gitlab": { "token": "token" } }

Example of the config file:

messenger:
  url: "<chat.postMessage URL>"        # Slack chat.postMessage endpoint
  token: "<TOKEN>"                     # Slack token with chat:write scope
  channel: "<CHANNEL>"                 # Mattermost / Slack channel where will be messages sent
  markup: "slack"                      # Messenger markup (default - "markdown").
                                       # Possible values:
                                       # - "markdown" (for Mattermost)
                                       # - "slack" (for Slack)
  sender:
    username: "@cadolabs/gbot"        # Sender's display name
    icon: "<icon url>"                 # Sender's icon url
  slack:
    usernameMapping:
      pavel: "U020DSB741G"             # Mapping of Gitlab username to Slack ID
gitlab:
  token: "<TOKEN>"                     # GitLab Private Access Token
  url: "<gitlab api url>"              # Gitlab API base url
  groups:                              # List of your project’s groups (optional if projects are defined)
  - id: 4                              # Group id
    excluded: [1, 2, 3]                # List of projects to exclude from the current group projects (optional)
  - id: 5
  projects:                            # List of your project (optional if groups are defined)
  - id: 42                             # Project id
    paths:                             # List of paths that should be changed in merge requests
    - src/**/*
  - id: 43

# tasks config
unapproved:                            # Config for `unapproved` command
  emoji:                               # Emoji which will be set for each MR (optional)
    24h: ":emoji1:"                    # If MR's last update time more than 24 hours
                                       # Time interval can be set in seconds, minutes,
                                       # hours and days (30s, 10m, 5h, 2d)
    12h: ":emoji2:"                    # If MR's last update time more than 12 hours
    default: ":emoji3:"                # Default emoji (if other ones wasn't matched)
  tag:                                 # Specify who will be tagged in messenger
    approvers: false                   # Tag approvers or not (default - false)
    author: false                      # Tag author of PR or not (default - false)
    commenters: false                  # Tag thread commenters or not (default - false)
    onThreadsOpen: false               # Whether to tag thread authors and PR author when threads are present
    onConflict: false                  # Whether to tag PR author if there are conflicts
  diffs: false                         # Show changed lines count or not (default - false)
  splitByReviewProgress: false         # Whether to split the requests into those completely without review, those that under review and those with conflicts
  requestsPerMessage: 15               # Merge requests count per message
  checkConflicts: false                # Whether to check PR conflicts

Groups in the config are Gitlab project groups. You must specify the group or the project, or both.

Contributing

Fork it ( https://github.com/Cado-Labs/gbot ) Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature) Commit your changes (git commit -am '[feature_context] Add some feature') Push to the branch (git push origin feature/my-new-feature) Create a new Pull Request

License

Released under MIT License.

Authors

Created by Aleksei Bespalov.