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feedback-to-gitlab

v1.1.4

Published

Express middleware to generate Gitlab issues from visual user feedback

Downloads

5

Readme

feedback-to-gitlab

Express middleware to create Gitlab issues from user feedback generated by ivoviz/feedback

Screenshot

Installation

npm install feedback-to-gitlab

Usage

var express = require('express')
var feedback = require('feedback-to-gitlab')
var app = express()

app.post('/feedback', feedback({
  url: 'https://gitlab.url.com',
  token: 'abcdefghij123456',
  repository: 'some/repo'
}))

app.listen(80)

On the website where you want to gain user feedback you have to include ivoviz/feedback. Example configuration:

jQuery.feedback({
  ajaxURL: 'http://url.com/feedback',
  html2canvasURL: 'html2canvas.min.js'
})

A method do run feedback-to-gitlab in a docker container is described in the wiki.

Configuration

url (String, required)

Base url of your Gitlab instance.

token (String, required)

User token for Gitlab.

repository (String or Number, required)

The path with namespace (e.g. 'some/repo') or ID (123) of the Gitlab repository where the issues are created.

auth (Object)

User credentials of the form { user: 'some', password: 'credentials' } if your Gitlab instance requires HTTP basic access authentication.

Default: null

labels (Array)

List of labels to tag the created issue.

Default: [ 'new' ]

store.repository (String or Number)

By default the screenshots are uploaded to the same repository where the issue is created. Use this option to define a different repository by its namespace (e.g. 'some/other-repo') or ID (124).

Default: repository

store.branch (String)

Name of the branch where the screenshots will be stored.

Default: 'master'

store.path (String)

Directory where the screenshots will be stored in the repository.

Default: 'screenshots'

store.limit (String)

Limit the file size of the screenshot.

Default: '1mb'