If you are interested in contributing to this wrapper we ask that all pull requests have an open issue that and they be referenced. We also ask that you submit unit tests for your changes to make sure there are no regressions.
We are currently working on getting pyapi-gitlab to 101% coverage in both unittests and integration tests. Well the integration testing is not fully flushed out yet the unittests are so we ask that all new pull requests have unittests with them.
If you wish to setup your system for development you will need to install the test requirements and we ask that you consider docker and docker-compose for integration testing.
To install the test requirements you will need to run the following command pip install -Ur test-requirements.txt. This will install both the requirements.txt and the test-requirements.txt.
To run the test simply run ./cov from the project root directory.
To review the cover open the index.html file in the coverage_html_report.
To run the integration test run the commands below. This will build the docker containers and then start them. The containers will shutdown after the tests finish.
docker-compose -f docker/v93/docker-compose.yml build
docker-compose -f docker/v93/docker-compose.yml up --abort-on-container-exitpyapi-gitlab is a python wrapper for the Gitlab API.
- requests
pyapi-gitlab has its own versioning in which the 2 first numbers indicates the Gitlab version that its supported for that library. a 7.5 version means that its compatible with the Gitlab 7.5 and lower API versions.
pip install pyapi-gitlabpyapi-gitlab supports python version 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.5-dev, 3.6, 3.6-dev, 3.7-dev, and the nightly build
| Gitlab version | Status |
|---|---|
| 9.1.X | ❌1 |
| 7.9.X | ❌2 |
| 7.8.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.7.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.6.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.5.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.4.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.3.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.2.X | ✔️0 |
| 7.1.X | ❌3 |
| 7.0.X | ❌4 |
- Placeholder to get ✔️ working
- Currently under development
- 3 out of 17 tests failing: Seems that create snippet wall note now returns true/false instead of the created snippet. Snippet creating now does not return the created snippet. And move project does not return a dict either.
- Label creation is not supported on this version.
- Contributors endpoint seems to not exists in this version. Label creation is not supported on this version.
- Use
requests.json()instead of decoding everything (@satreix) - Add getmergerequestchanges (@bor-sh)
- Add getmilestoneissues (@JonathonReinhart)
- Add editproject (@nelg)
- Add editgroupmember (@)
- Fix hook metadata creation #137 (@jzelinskie)
- Fix addprojectmember (@btall)
- Fix Raise exception instead of returning it in creategroup (@brenard)
- Just a bumped version, now that its tested and fully supports Gitlab versions up to 7.8
- Change license to Apache 2.0
- getproject now accepts a namespace/projectname as well like the gitlab api
- New function wrapper
getallto get all results from any function that provides pagination [Anirudh Dutt] - Remove pagination params from
getdeploykeys,getbranchesandgetsshkeysas they don't support it [Anirudh Dutt] - Add oAuth tokens to the login method [Ken Cochrane]
- You can now add the type of hook when creating it [tonicbupt]
- Allow Project Issues to be filtered by passing kwargs [Nick Whyte]
- Update docs [Itxaka Serrano]
- Support for the full Gitlab 7.5 API
- Fix python 2.6 compatibility
- All methods have documentation (Inside the library only, the docs are lagging a bit behind).
- New fork api that allows to actually fork a project instead of doing fork relations
- New label methods (getlabel, createlabel, editlabel, deletelabel)
- All get* methods that return more than one item support pagination. Check page and per_page args. Default to first page and 20 items per page.
- BREAKING CHANGE: Old sudo arg in methods to execute as other user is gone. Now there is a method setsudo(user_id/user_username) which will setup the header, so all the subsequent API calls will be done as that user. To get back to your user just do a setsudo() and the sudo parameter will be cleared
- BREAKING CHANGE: Some methods were returning True or False instead of the object created. Now all the methods in which there is something returning from the server is returned as a dictionary/list of dictionaries to the user
- BREAKING CHANGE: Some methods now use kwargs for the optional parameters so the code is more easy and readable. Methods affected: createproject, createprojectuser, createmilestone, editmilestone, updatemergerequest
- BREAKING CHANGE: Project wallnotes does not exist anymore, seems that they have been moved to project snippets (getsnippets, getsnippet, createsnippet, deletesnippet)
- BREAKING CHANGE: Removed getreadme method as its not part of the gitlab api, nor was it ever.
- BREAKING CHANGE: Old methods that started with list* are not get*. This is done in order to have a proper naming convention instead of having mixed listsomething and then getsomething. The actual
- BREAKING CHANGE: Old methods with new names: getownprojects -> getprojectsowned, getallprojects -> getprojectsall
Check the docs at readthedocs.org
pyapi-gitlab is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Check the LICENSE file.
Thanks to Jetbrains for giving me an Open Source license for PyCharm, it has helped making development much faster!
