git_lab_cli

ALPHA - what is here works, but functionality is still under active development.

This is a cli tool that adds the lab command to git to enable interaction with a GitLab server.

Functionality

The tool is designed to work as a custom command to the vanilla git cli command.

Current functions

• init -- initialise credentials against a remote GitLab server
• project -- interact with GitLab projects
  • project create -- create project
  • project attach -- associate a local repo with a project
  • project (open|view|browse) -- open project's URL in browser
  • project (show|info|get) -- show details about a project
• issue -- interact with issues
  • issue create -- create issue (either entirely via cli-passed parameters, or interactively, by prompting the user for the inputs needed)
  • issue (open|view|browse) -- open issue's URL in browser
  • issue (show|info|get) -- show details about a issue
  • issue list -- get list of issues
  • issue close -- close issue
  • issue reopen -- reopen issue
  • issue lock -- lock discussions on issue
  • issue unlock -- unlock discussions on issue

Planned functions

• project list -- get list of projects
• merge-request -- interact with merge requests
• pipeline -- interact with Gitlab CI jobs
• group -- interact with Gitlab groups
• user -- interact with Gitlab users
• probably others like labels, etc..

Features

Current features

• Config stored using standard git config machinery
• Locally cached Gitlab metadata to improve usability when creating gitlab objects interactively
• JSON output in addition to plain text to allow for parsing with tools like jq
• Terminal-based markdown rendering
• $EDITOR integration on create commands
• musl binaries available here

Planned features

• support for various linux packaging tools like AUR, Deb, RPM, etc
• non-Linux support (maybe)

Installation

Cargo

To install via cargo:

cargo install git_lab_cli

Statically linked Linux binaries

Grab a tarball for these here.

Compatibility

Supports GitLab server version 13

Contributions

Merge requests are welcome. Please raise a merge request on GitLab, not GitHub.

License: MIT