dinocosta/glpl

Gitlab Pipelines on your command line

RubyMIT

GLPL: Gitlab Pipelines

GLPL is a tool to display and manipulate Gitlab pipelines from your command line.

Setup

What follows is a list of steps to help you get the command line tool up and running.

First off you'll need a Gitlab API Token. To create one go to Gitlab: Creating A Personal Token.

Once you have your access token expose it on a environment variable name GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN by doing:
```
export GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN="[PRIVATE_TOKEN]"
```
In order for GLPL to check your project's pipelines it needs to know the project's id.

Look at this example to find your project ID and then export an environment variable named GLPL_PROJECT_IDS with the following pattern:
```
export GLPL_PROJECT_IDS="[PROJECT1_NAME]:[PROJECT1_ID],[PROJECT2_NAME]:[PROJECT2_ID],..."
```
Example:
```
export GLPL_PROJECT_IDS="glpl:8283313,migration:4467622"
```

Usage

Here are the commands you need to run in order to execute multiple functions using glpl.

Listing project pipelines
```
 glpl [PROJECT_NAME]
```
Listing pipeline jobs
```
 glpl [PROJECT_NAME] -p [PIPELINE_ID]
```
Retrying a pipeline
```
glpl [PROJECT_NAME] -r [PIPELINE_ID]
```