Gitlab Pipeline Dashboard

Display a colored dashboard for a Gitlab project's pipelines.

Usage

Open 2 terminal windows and navigate to the root directory of this project.

1. In one window, start up a simple web server

python -m SimpleHTTPServer

This will start up a python SimpleHTTPServer on port 8000

In the other terminal window, start the updater for the projects, whose pipelines you want to monitor

./fetcher.sh --host {{gitlab_host_url}} --token {{your_gitlab_api_token}} --projects {{comma_separated_list_of_project_ids}} --ref {{optional_git_ref_name}} --variables {{optional_flag_if_should_fetch_variables}} --jobs {{optional_flag_if_should_fetch_jobs}}

Example:

./fetcher.sh --host https://gitlab.example.com --token someTokenString --projects 123,456 --ref master --variables false --jobs true

If no --ref is provided, all branches will be used. If --variables is not provided, or false, no variables information will be fetched If --jobs is not provided, or false, no jobs information will be fetched

Once the updater is running, open the browser and navigate to:

localhost:{{port}}/?projectId={{project_id}}

Accepted query parameters:

• projectId: required, id of the gitlab project
• showCommit: optional, a flag to determine, if a column with info about the commit, the pipeline was triggered from, should be shown - if 1, the column will be shown (needs jobs information to be fetched)
• showVariables: optional, a flag to determine, if a column with pipeline variables should be shown - if 1, the column will be shown
• variables: optional, a comma-separated list of variable names, that should be shown
• showJobs: optional, a flag to determine, if a column with pipeline jobs should be shown - if 1, the column will be shown
• jobs: optional, a comma-separated list of job names, that should be shown

Example:

localhost:8000/?projectId=123&showCommit=1&showVariables=1&variables=SOME_VARIABLE,OTHER_VARIABLE&showJobs=1&jobs=testJob