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gitlab-tool-cli

v0.0.2

Published

gitlab-tool-cli ==================

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Readme

gitlab-tool-cli

gitlab-tool-cli is a command line utility created in JavaScript. Inspired from hub. It tries to provide commands which makes working with gitlab from the command line easier.

Creating a merge request with gitlab-tool-cli is as simple as

$ lab merge-request

Installation

Install it using npm

$ npm install gitlab-tool-cli -g

Usage

$ lab command [options]

To get a list of available commands

$ lab --help

Commands available

browse                    Open current branch page in gitlab
compare [options]         Open compare page between two branches
merge-request [options]   Create merge request on gitlab
merge-requests [options]  Opens merge request page for the repo.

Check help of each command like following

$ lab merge-request --help

Running example

$ lab merge-request -b feature/feature-name -t develop

Above will create merge request for merging feature/feature-name in develop.

Options for create-merge-request

-h, --help                output usage information
-b, --base [optional]     Base branch name
-t, --target [optional]   Target branch name
-m, --message [optional]  Title of the merge request
-l, --labels [optional]   Comma separated list of labels to assign while creating request
-e, --edit [optional]     If supplied opens edit page of merge request. Opens merge request page otherwise
-v, --verbose [optional]  Detailed logging emitted on console for debug purpose
-a, --assignee [optional] If supplied, username will be searched in gitlab and created merge request will be assigned to th user. 

Configurations

gitlab-tool-cli captures configurations needed for itself on the first run. Just run the command you want to run and it will capture the information needed.

You can also set the configurations yourself as git config (project specific) or environment variables (global).

git config

Setting git config allows you to provide separate configurations for each gitlab repository.

$ git config --add gitlab.url "https://gitlab.yourcompany.com"
$ git config --add gitlab.token "abcdefghijskl-1230"

Find your gitlab token at https://gitlab.yourcompany.com/profile/account

Environment variables

Setting environment variables allows you to provide global configurations which will be used for all your gitlab repositories when using gitlab-tool-cli.

GITLAB_URL=https://gitlab.yourcompany.com
GITLAB_TOKEN=abcdefghijskl-1230

Find your gitlab token at https://gitlab.yourcompany.com/profile/account

Features supported

  1. Base branch is optional. If base branch is not provided. Current branch is used as base branch.
  2. Target branch is optional. If target branch is not provided, default branch of the repo in gitlab will be used.
  3. Created merge request page will be opened automatically after successful creation.
  4. If title is not supported with -m option value. It will be taken from in place editor opened. First line is taken as title.
  5. In place editor opened contains latest commit message.
  6. In the editor opened third line onwards takes as description.
  7. Comma separated list of labels can be provided with its option.
  8. Supports forks. If base branch and target branch are on different remotes. Merge request will be created between forks.
  9. Supports setting assignee for merge request.