This tool provides a really simple command line interface to common GitLab operations. Supported are:
- List issues in a project (filter by assignee)
- Close issues
- Create new issues
- Edit issues
- Assign issues
- Comment on issues
- Create new snippets
The project has a standard Python project layout, so python setup.py install should work.
If you’re using nix, nix-build works as well.
You need a so-called “Personal Access Token” for GitLab in order to use this tool. This page describes in detail how to get one (it’s pretty simple). Once you have it, create the file ~/.config/gitlab-simple/config.json with the following content:
{
"server": "https://gitlab.com",
"token": "your token here"
}If you’re self-hosting GitLab, feel free to change the URL accordingly. Also, if you have just one project you’re working on, you can specify it in the config file:
{
"server": "https://gitlab.com",
"token": "your token here",
"project": "58"
}The project ID can be found by clicking on a project in the overview and then looking below the project’s avatar, or by using --list-projects.
If you don’t have a project specified in the configuration file, you have to pass the --project flag, specifying the project ID. You can also set the GITLAB_SIMPLE_PROJECT environment variable (which is pretty handy when combined with direnv).
The command line parmeters can be discovered using --help on the command line. I hope everything is self-explanatory, though.