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gitlabctl

Gitlab command-line interface

Synopsis

gitlabctl is a Gitlab client for the command-line.

This client helps you view, update, create, and delete Gitlab resources from the command-line interface.

There are two options to authenticate the command-line client to Gitlab interface:

1.) Using the ‘login’ command by passing the host url, username and password.

$ gitlabctl login

The login token will be saved in $HOME/.gitlabctl.yaml file.

2.) Using Environment variables.

• Basic Authentication (if using a username and password)
  • GITLAB_USERNAME
  • GITLAB_PASSWORD
  • GITLAB_HTTP_URL
• Private Token (if using a private token)
  • GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN
  • GITLAB_API_HTTP_URL
• OAuth Token (if using an oauth token)
  • GITLAB_OAUTH_TOKEN
  • GITLAB_API_HTTP_URL

Options

      --config string   config file (default is $HOME/.gitlabctl.yaml)
  -h, --help            help for gitlabctl

SEE ALSO

• gitlabctl completion - Generates bash completion scripts
• gitlabctl delete - Delete a Gitlab resource
• gitlabctl describe - Describe a gitlab resource
• gitlabctl edit - Update or patch a Gitlab resource
• gitlabctl gendoc - Generate markdown documentation
• gitlabctl get - Get Gitlab resources
• gitlabctl login - Login to gitlab
• gitlabctl new - Create a Gitlab resource
• gitlabctl version -