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@evidenceai/gitlab
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This package enables creating new issues in the selected Gitlab instance. The following environment variables are required to be set in the environment:
GITLAB_TOKEN
- A token with the permissions to create issues and use the API
GITLAB_HOST
- Address of the Gitlab instance, for example gitlab.com
GITLAB_CR_PROJECT_ID
- The ID of the project where issues should be created
yarn add @evidenceai/gitlab
The following will create a new issue in the project specified by GITLAB_CR_PROJECT_ID
on GITLAB_HOST
:
import {
isGitlabIntegrationConfigured,
submitContactRequest
} from "@evidenceai/gitlab";
if (!(await isGitlabIntegrationConfigured())) {
throw new Error("Gitlab integration is not configured");
}
await submitContactRequest({
email: "sample@email.com",
message: "tagrr signup request",
name: "customer name",
questionnaireData: "this can be anything"
});
npm version patch
npm publish
There is a gitlab job that automatically publishes from master branch or from tags (assuming you ran the npm version ...
command to update package.json and add a tag).
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A package to manipulate Gitlab API
The npm package @evidenceai/gitlab receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @evidenceai/gitlab popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @evidenceai/gitlab demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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