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Projects

Projects

Reference

Examples

List projects:

projects = gl.projects.list(get_all=True)

The API provides several filtering parameters for the listing methods:

  • archived: if True only archived projects will be returned
  • visibility: returns only projects with the specified visibility (can be public, internal or private)
  • search: returns project matching the given pattern

Results can also be sorted using the following parameters:

  • order_by: sort using the given argument. Valid values are id, name, path, created_at, updated_at and last_activity_at. The default is to sort by created_at
  • sort: sort order (asc or desc)
# List all projects (default 20)
projects = gl.projects.list(get_all=True)
# Archived projects
projects = gl.projects.list(archived=1, get_all=True)
# Limit to projects with a defined visibility
projects = gl.projects.list(visibility='public', get_all=True)

# List owned projects
projects = gl.projects.list(owned=True, get_all=True)

# List starred projects
projects = gl.projects.list(starred=True, get_all=True)

# Search projects
projects = gl.projects.list(search='keyword', get_all=True)

Note

To list the starred projects of another user, see the :ref:`Users API docs <users_examples>`.

Note

Fetching a list of projects, doesn't include all attributes of all projects. To retrieve all attributes, you'll need to fetch a single project

Get a single project:

# Get a project by ID
project_id = 851
project = gl.projects.get(project_id)

# Get a project by name with namespace
project_name_with_namespace = "namespace/project_name"
project = gl.projects.get(project_name_with_namespace)

Create a project:

project = gl.projects.create({'name': 'project1'})

Create a project for a user (admin only):

alice = gl.users.list(username='alice', get_all=False)[0]
user_project = alice.projects.create({'name': 'project'})
user_projects = alice.projects.list(get_all=True)

Create a project in a group:

# You need to get the id of the group, then use the namespace_id attribute
# to create the group
group_id = gl.groups.list(search='my-group', get_all=False)[0].id
project = gl.projects.create({'name': 'myrepo', 'namespace_id': group_id})

List a project's groups:

# Get a list of ancestor/parent groups for a project.
groups = project.groups.list(get_all=True)

Update a project:

project.snippets_enabled = 1
project.save()

Set the avatar image for a project:

# the avatar image can be passed as data (content of the file) or as a file
# object opened in binary mode
project.avatar = open('path/to/file.png', 'rb')
project.save()

Remove the avatar image for a project:

project.avatar = ""
project.save()

Delete a project:

gl.projects.delete(project_id)
# or
project.delete()

Restore a project marked for deletion (Premium only):

project.restore()

Fork a project:

fork = project.forks.create({})

# fork to a specific namespace
fork = project.forks.create({'namespace': 'myteam'})

Get a list of forks for the project:

forks = project.forks.list(get_all=True)

Create/delete a fork relation between projects (requires admin permissions):

project.create_fork_relation(source_project.id)
project.delete_fork_relation()

Get languages used in the project with percentage value:

languages = project.languages()

Star/unstar a project:

project.star()
project.unstar()

Archive/unarchive a project:

project.archive()
project.unarchive()

Start the housekeeping job:

project.housekeeping()

List the repository tree:

# list the content of the root directory for the default branch
items = project.repository_tree()

# list the content of a subdirectory on a specific branch
items = project.repository_tree(path='docs', ref='branch1')

Get the content and metadata of a file for a commit, using a blob sha:

items = project.repository_tree(path='docs', ref='branch1')
file_info = p.repository_blob(items[0]['id'])
content = base64.b64decode(file_info['content'])
size = file_info['size']

Update a project submodule:

items = project.update_submodule(
    submodule="foo/bar",
    branch="main",
    commit_sha="4c3674f66071e30b3311dac9b9ccc90502a72664",
    commit_message="Message",  # optional
)

Get the repository archive:

tgz = project.repository_archive()

# get the archive for a branch/tag/commit
tgz = project.repository_archive(sha='4567abc')

# get the archive in a different format
zip = project.repository_archive(format='zip')

Note

For the formats available, refer to https://docs.gitlab.com/api/repositories#get-file-archive

Warning

Archives are entirely stored in memory unless you use the streaming feature. See :ref:`the artifacts example <streaming_example>`.

Get the content of a file using the blob id:

# find the id for the blob (simple search)
id = [d['id'] for d in p.repository_tree() if d['name'] == 'README.rst'][0]

# get the content
file_content = p.repository_raw_blob(id)

Warning

Blobs are entirely stored in memory unless you use the streaming feature. See :ref:`the artifacts example <streaming_example>`.

Get a snapshot of the repository:

tar_file = project.snapshot()

Warning

Snapshots are entirely stored in memory unless you use the streaming feature. See :ref:`the artifacts example <streaming_example>`.

Compare two branches, tags or commits:

result = project.repository_compare('main', 'branch1')

# get the commits
for commit in result['commits']:
    print(commit)

# get the diffs
for file_diff in result['diffs']:
    print(file_diff)

Get the merge base for two or more branches, tags or commits:

commit = project.repository_merge_base(['main', 'v1.2.3', 'bd1324e2f'])

Get a list of contributors for the repository:

contributors = project.repository_contributors()

Get a list of users for the repository:

users = p.users.list(get_all=True)

# search for users
users = p.users.list(search='pattern', get_all=True)

Import / Export

You can export projects from gitlab, and re-import them to create new projects or overwrite existing ones.

Reference

Examples

A project export is an asynchronous operation. To retrieve the archive generated by GitLab you need to:

  1. Create an export using the API
  2. Wait for the export to be done
  3. Download the result
# Create the export
p = gl.projects.get(my_project)
export = p.exports.create()

# Wait for the 'finished' status
export.refresh()
while export.export_status != 'finished':
    time.sleep(1)
    export.refresh()

# Download the result
with open('/tmp/export.tgz', 'wb') as f:
    export.download(streamed=True, action=f.write)

You can export and upload a project to an external URL (see upstream documentation for more details):

project.exports.create(
    {
        "upload":
            {
                "url": "http://localhost:8080",
                "method": "POST"
            }
    }
)

You can also get the status of an existing export, regardless of whether it was created via the API or the Web UI:

project = gl.projects.get(my_project)

# Gets the current export status
export = project.exports.get()

Import the project into the current user's namespace:

with open('/tmp/export.tgz', 'rb') as f:
    output = gl.projects.import_project(
        f, path='my_new_project', name='My New Project'
    )

# Get a ProjectImport object to track the import status
project_import = gl.projects.get(output['id'], lazy=True).imports.get()
while project_import.import_status != 'finished':
    time.sleep(1)
    project_import.refresh()

Import the project into a namespace and override parameters:

with open('/tmp/export.tgz', 'rb') as f:
    output = gl.projects.import_project(
        f,
        path='my_new_project',
        name='My New Project',
        namespace='my-group',
        override_params={'visibility': 'private'},
    )

Import the project using file stored on a remote URL:

output = gl.projects.remote_import(
    url="https://whatever.com/url/file.tar.gz",
    path="my_new_remote_project",
    name="My New Remote Project",
    namespace="my-group",
    override_params={'visibility': 'private'},
)

Import the project using file stored on AWS S3:

output = gl.projects.remote_import_s3(
    path="my_new_remote_project",
    region="aws-region",
    bucket_name="aws-bucket-name",
    file_key="aws-file-key",
    access_key_id="aws-access-key-id",
    secret_access_key="secret-access-key",
    name="My New Remote Project",
    namespace="my-group",
    override_params={'visibility': 'private'},
)

Project custom attributes

Reference

Examples

List custom attributes for a project:

attrs = project.customattributes.list(get_all=True)

Get a custom attribute for a project:

attr = project.customattributes.get(attr_key)

Set (create or update) a custom attribute for a project:

attr = project.customattributes.set(attr_key, attr_value)

Delete a custom attribute for a project:

attr.delete()
# or
project.customattributes.delete(attr_key)

Search projects by custom attribute:

project.customattributes.set('type', 'internal')
gl.projects.list(custom_attributes={'type': 'internal'}, get_all=True)

Project files

Reference

Examples

Get a file:

f = project.files.get(file_path='README.rst', ref='main')

# get the base64 encoded content
print(f.content)

# get the decoded content
print(f.decode())

Get file details from headers, without fetching its entire content:

headers = project.files.head('README.rst', ref='main')

# Get the file size:
# For a full list of headers returned, see upstream documentation.
# https://docs.gitlab.com/api/repository_files#get-file-from-repository
print(headers["X-Gitlab-Size"])

Get a raw file:

raw_content = project.files.raw(file_path='README.rst', ref='main')
print(raw_content)
with open('/tmp/raw-download.txt', 'wb') as f:
    project.files.raw(file_path='README.rst', ref='main', streamed=True, action=f.write)

Create a new file:

f = project.files.create({'file_path': 'testfile.txt',
                          'branch': 'main',
                          'content': file_content,
                          'author_email': 'test@example.com',
                          'author_name': 'yourname',
                          'commit_message': 'Create testfile'})

Update a file. The entire content must be uploaded, as plain text or as base64 encoded text:

f.content = 'new content'
f.save(branch='main', commit_message='Update testfile')

# or for binary data
# Note: decode() is required with python 3 for data serialization. You can omit
# it with python 2
f.content = base64.b64encode(open('image.png').read()).decode()
f.save(branch='main', commit_message='Update testfile', encoding='base64')

Delete a file:

f.delete(commit_message='Delete testfile', branch='main')
# or
project.files.delete(file_path='testfile.txt', commit_message='Delete testfile', branch='main')

Get file blame:

b = project.files.blame(file_path='README.rst', ref='main')

Project tags

Reference

Examples

List the project tags:

tags = project.tags.list(get_all=True)

Get a tag:

tag = project.tags.get('1.0')

Create a tag:

tag = project.tags.create({'tag_name': '1.0', 'ref': 'main'})

Delete a tag:

project.tags.delete('1.0')
# or
tag.delete()

Project snippets

The snippet visibility can be defined using the following constants:

  • gitlab.const.Visibility.PRIVATE
  • gitlab.const.Visibility.INTERNAL
  • gitlab.const.Visibility.PUBLIC

Reference

Examples

List the project snippets:

snippets = project.snippets.list(get_all=True)

Get a snippet:

snippet = project.snippets.get(snippet_id)

Get the content of a snippet:

print(snippet.content())

Warning

The snippet content is entirely stored in memory unless you use the streaming feature. See :ref:`the artifacts example <streaming_example>`.

Create a snippet:

snippet = project.snippets.create({'title': 'sample 1',
                                   'files': [{
                                        'file_path': 'foo.py',
                                        'content': 'import gitlab'
                                    }],
                                   'visibility_level':
                                   gitlab.const.Visibility.PRIVATE})

Update a snippet:

snippet.code = 'import gitlab\nimport whatever'
snippet.save

Delete a snippet:

project.snippets.delete(snippet_id)
# or
snippet.delete()

Get user agent detail (admin only):

detail = snippet.user_agent_detail()

Notes

See :ref:`project-notes`.

Project members

Reference

Examples

List only direct project members:

members = project.members.list(get_all=True)

List the project members recursively (including inherited members through ancestor groups):

members = project.members_all.list(get_all=True)

Search project members matching a query string:

members = project.members.list(query='bar', get_all=True)

Get only direct project member:

member = project.members.get(user_id)

Get a member of a project, including members inherited through ancestor groups:

members = project.members_all.get(member_id)

Add a project member:

member = project.members.create({'user_id': user.id, 'access_level':
                                 gitlab.const.AccessLevel.DEVELOPER})

Modify a project member (change the access level):

member.access_level = gitlab.const.AccessLevel.MAINTAINER
member.save()

Remove a member from the project team:

project.members.delete(user.id)
# or
member.delete()

Share/unshare the project with a group:

project.share(group.id, gitlab.const.AccessLevel.DEVELOPER)
project.unshare(group.id)

Project hooks

Reference

Examples

List the project hooks:

hooks = project.hooks.list(get_all=True)

Get a project hook:

hook = project.hooks.get(hook_id)

Create a project hook:

hook = project.hooks.create({'url': 'http://my/action/url', 'push_events': 1})

Update a project hook:

hook.push_events = 0
hook.save()

Test a project hook:

hook.test("push_events")

Delete a project hook:

project.hooks.delete(hook_id)
# or
hook.delete()

Project Integrations

Reference

Examples

!DANGER!

Since GitLab 13.12, get() calls to project integrations return a 404 Not Found response until they have been activated the first time.

To avoid this, we recommend using lazy=True to prevent making the initial call when activating new integrations unless they have previously already been activated.

Configure and enable an integration for the first time:

integration = project.integrations.get('asana', lazy=True)

integration.api_key = 'randomkey'
integration.save()

Get an existing integration:

integration = project.integrations.get('asana')
# display its status (enabled/disabled)
print(integration.active)

List active project integrations:

integration = project.integrations.list(get_all=True)

List the code names of available integrations (doesn't return objects):

integrations = project.integrations.available()

Disable an integration:

integration.delete()

File uploads

Reference

Examples

Upload a file into a project using a filesystem path:

project.upload("filename.txt", filepath="/some/path/filename.txt")

Upload a file into a project without a filesystem path:

project.upload("filename.txt", filedata="Raw data")

Upload a file and comment on an issue using the uploaded file's markdown:

uploaded_file = project.upload("filename.txt", filedata="data")
issue = project.issues.get(issue_id)
issue.notes.create({
    "body": "See the attached file: {}".format(uploaded_file["markdown"])
})

Upload a file and comment on an issue while using custom markdown to reference the uploaded file:

uploaded_file = project.upload("filename.txt", filedata="data")
issue = project.issues.get(issue_id)
issue.notes.create({
    "body": "See the [attached file]({})".format(uploaded_file["url"])
})

Project push rules

Reference

Examples

Create project push rules (at least one rule is necessary):

project.pushrules.create({'deny_delete_tag': True})

Get project push rules:

pr = project.pushrules.get()

Edit project push rules:

pr.branch_name_regex = '^(main|develop|support-\d+|release-\d+\..+|hotfix-.+|feature-.+)$'
pr.save()

Delete project push rules:

pr.delete()

Project protected tags

Reference

Examples

Get a list of protected tags from a project:

protected_tags = project.protectedtags.list(get_all=True)

Get a single protected tag or wildcard protected tag:

protected_tag = project.protectedtags.get('v*')

Protect a single repository tag or several project repository tags using a wildcard protected tag:

project.protectedtags.create({'name': 'v*', 'create_access_level': '40'})

Unprotect the given protected tag or wildcard protected tag.:

protected_tag.delete()

Additional project statistics

Reference

Examples

Get all additional statistics of a project:

statistics = project.additionalstatistics.get()

Get total fetches in last 30 days of a project:

total_fetches = project.additionalstatistics.get().fetches['total']

Project storage

This endpoint requires admin access.

Reference

Examples

Get the repository storage details for a project:

storage = project.storage.get()

Get the repository storage disk path:

disk_path = project.storage.get().disk_path
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