gitlab-freak 1.0.0a1

A Flask server that allows you to interact with Trello from your own Gitlab, and keep track of your projects dependencies.

Install dependencies

$ mkvirtualenv gitlab_freak
$ workon gitlab_freak
(gitlab_freak)$ python setup.py gitlab_freak develop

Initialize database model

(gitlab_freak)$ gitlab-freak-init-db.py

Prepare config file

You need to copy config-sample.cfg somewhere on your server, and fill it with your desired configuration. Then export its path into an environment variable GITLAB_FREAK_SETTINGS.

GITLAB_TOKEN: find it on Gitlab, under your profile settings, Account section (private token). TRELLO_APPKEY: it’ll be generated when visiting this page https://trello.com/app-key under the Key section. TRELLO_TOKEN: you’ll be given it when launching for the first time gitlab-freak server and visiting the homepage. You’ll need to restart the server after setting it.

Run dev server

(gitlab_freak)$ gitlab-freak-run-dev.py

Authorize the application

Visit for the first time the homepage and authorize gitlab-freak to access your Trello account. When done, put the generated token in gitlab-freak config file, and restart the server.

Set a webhook in Gitlab

In your project’s setting, put the dispatch url of gitlab-freak (http://your-gitlab-freak-endpoint/dispatch) on issue trigger.

Changelog

1.0.0-alpha.1 (01-10-2015)

• Rename gitlab-to-trello into gitlab-freak.

• Choose a Gitlab Node.js project for which dependencies update monitoring is wanted.

• Get dependencies from package.json.

• Fetch dependencies latest versions on a npm registry.

• List dependencies versions status on a webpage.

• Fix dispatcher to commit in database, and show issue link in card comment.

1.0.0-alpha (26-08-2015)

• Link a Gitlab project to a Trello Board.

• Listen to Gitlab issue creation webhook.

• Create a Trello card in the first column of the linked board, when an issue is created in a project.