CLI tool for getting and importing GitLab CI/CD variables from a project (Read only).
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gitlab-rescue 0.1.0
CLI tool for getting and importing GitLab CI/CD variables from a project (Read only)
USAGE:
gitlab-rescue [SUBCOMMAND]
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS:
dotenv Export project variables in the current shell (by default first 20 variables)
get Print variable in STDOUT
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
gitlab-rescue-get 0.1.0
Pedro Miranda <[email protected]>
Print variable in STDOUT
USAGE:
gitlab-rescue get [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <VARIABLE_NAME> --group <GITLAB_GROUP> --project <GITLAB_PROJECT>
FLAGS:
--from-all-if-missing
If variable(s) is(are) not found in defined environment (-e option), try searching in "All" environment.
-h, --help
Prints help information
-V, --version
Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-e, --environment <ENVIRONMENT>
Name of GitLab CI/CD environment. [default: All]
-g, --group <GITLAB_GROUP>
The ID of a group or URL-encoded path of the group. This should not be used with --project option.
-p, --project <GITLAB_PROJECT>
The ID of a project or URL-encoded NAMESPACE/PROJECT_NAME of the project. This should not be used with
--group option.
-t, --token <GITLAB_API_TOKEN>
A valid GitLab API token. Alternatively, you can export GITLAB_API_TOKEN variable.
-u, --url <GITLAB_URL>
URL of GitLab API. [default: https://gitlab.com]. Alternatively, you can export GITLAB_URL variable.
ARGS:
<VARIABLE_NAME>
Name of GitLab CI/CD variable.
gitlab-rescue-dotenv 0.1.0
Export project variables in the current shell (by default first 20 variables)
USAGE:
gitlab-rescue dotenv [OPTIONS] <GITLAB_PROJECT>
FLAGS:
-h, --help
Prints help information
-V, --version
Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-e, --environment <ENVIRONMENT>
Name of GitLab CI/CD environment. [default: All]
--folder <PATH>
Path where variables with type "File" will be stored. Files will be created with format <VARIABLE_NAME>.var.
[default: $PWD/.env.<ENVIRONMENT>]
-o, --output <OUTPUT_FILE>
Write dotenv to a file instead of stdout.
--parallel <PARALLEL>
Number of threads for GitLab API requests.
--per-page <PER_PAGE>
Number of items to bring per request.
(See https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/README.html#offset-based-pagination). [default: 100]
-s, --shell <SHELL>
Generate dotenv for this shell type. Supported shells are: bash, zsh and fish. [default: bash] [possible
values: bash, zsh, fish]
-t, --token <GITLAB_API_TOKEN>
A valid GitLab API token. Alternatively, you can export GITLAB_API_TOKEN variable.
-u, --url <GITLAB_URL>
URL of GitLab API. [default: https://gitlab.com]. Alternatively, you can export GITLAB_URL variable.
ARGS:
<GITLAB_PROJECT>
The ID of a project or URL-encoded NAMESPACE/PROJECT_NAME of the project.
$ gitlab-rescue get MY_VARIABLE -p my-project
[INFO] Getting variable from project my-project...
[SUCCESS] Variable MY_VARIABLE obtained successfully
my-value
# Or export variable
$ export VARIABLE=$(gitlab-rescue get MY_VARIABLE -p my-project)
[INFO] Getting variable from project my-project...
[SUCCESS] Variable MY_VARIABLE obtained successfully
$ echo $VARIABLE
my-value$ gitlab-rescue dotenv my-project -o .env
[INFO] Getting variables from project my-project...
[INFO] Creating files for variables of type File...
[INFO] Creating dotenv command list...
[INFO] File .env created successfully
$ cat .env
export MY_VARIABLE_1="a-value"
export MY_VARIABLE_2="another-value"
export MY_FILE_VARIABLE=".env.All/MY_FILE_VARIABLE.var"
$ ls .env.All
MY_FILE_VARIABLE.var
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