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gitlab-bookmarks

v0.0.1

Published

Generate bookmarks for all projects in your GitLab groups

Downloads

7

Readme

gitlab-bookmarks

version Maintenance mit

Generate bookmarks including all projects in your GitLab groups.

Requirements

Getting Started

Go anywhere you want the bookmarks to be generated:

cd
mkdir myAwesomeBookmarks
cd myAwesomeBookmarks

Run the tool

npx gitlab-bookmarks

It will generate a .html file at ~/myAwesomeBookmarks (or in the directory you ran the tool).

Go to Chrome bookmarks and import the generated html file.

Note Generated bookmarks should be compatible with most browsers.

Note The tool fetch maximum 20 projects

Authentication

If may wanna authenticate to the API to have access to private groups/projects and don't be annoyed by rate limits

Create a .env

touch .env

Add this following ENV variable

# GitHub access token
GITLAB_TOKEN=your_token

You can create a GitLab token here