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Gitpab

License PHP version Laravel version

Who I am?

I am calculator of time spent in Gitlab by every user in period. Just mark time spent in Gitlab and build report using me.

Installation using docker

Requirements: Docker 17.05+.

You may obtain needed project ids from gitlab Api: https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects?private_token=your_private_token&membership=1

Clone this repo and run containers from docker folder:

git clone [email protected]:zubroide/gitpab.git
cd gitpab
cp .env.dockker.example .env

Edit variables GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN, GITLAB_RESTRICTIONS_PROJECT_IDS:

mcedit .env

Run containers:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.local.yml up --build

Be patient. Loading data from Gitlab may take tens minutes at first time.

Open url http://127.0.0.1:8000
And enter
login admin@admin
password admin

Installation without docker

Create empty database in PostgreSQL.

git clone [email protected]:zubroide/gitpab.git
cd gitpab
composer install
cp .env.example .env
php artisan key:generate

Edit environment variables in .env:

  • GITLAB_PRIVATE_TOKEN - is your private token from Gitlab.
  • GITLAB_RESTRICTIONS_PROJECT_IDS - not necessary, project ids, that you need to monitor.
    You are can find project ids using next command: php artisan look:projects.
  • APP_URL
  • DB_DATABASE
  • DB_USERNAME
  • GITLAB_HOST
  • APP_LOCALE - supported locales: en, ru.
  • APP_DATEPICKER_DATE_FORMAT - default is DD.MM.YYYY.

Run migrations:

php artisan migrate

Fill dictionaries:

php artisan db:seed

Create user (with Admin role):

php artisan make:user

Build static:

npm install
npm run prod

Usage

Run next command for import projects, issues and comments from Gitlab:

php artisan import:all

You can run it in schedule (every hour by defaults): php artisan schedule:run.

Now you can build report about spent time using command

php artisan stat:spent-time --start=2018-05-01 --finish=2018-06-01

Filter:

  • start - start date,
  • finish - finish date,
  • user-id - by assignee,
  • project-id - by project,
  • issue-id - by issue,
  • order - for example: issue.iid, project.path_with_namespace

Result:

+---------------------+-------------------+--------------+-------+----------------------------------+
| gitlab_created_at   | project           | issue        | hours | description                      |
+---------------------+-------------------+--------------+-------+----------------------------------+
| 2018-05-18 12:23:56 | my-group/project1 | #5 My time   | 1.00  | Some work                        |
| 2018-05-18 12:24:56 | my-group/project1 | #5 My time   | 0.50  | Export data into pdf             |
| 2018-05-19 20:19:49 | my-group/project1 | #5 My time   | 1.00  | Create templates                 |
| 2018-05-19 21:56:30 | my-group/project1 | #5 My time   | 0.50  | Reading requirements             |
| 2018-05-18 12:23:56 | my-group/project2 | #152 My time | 1.00  | Skype call                       |
| 2018-05-18 12:24:56 | my-group/project2 | #152 My time | 0.50  | Discussion about export into xml |
+---------------------+-------------------+--------------+-------+----------------------------------+

How to upgrade to new version

Using Docker

Just rebuild container

git pull
docker volume rm -f gitpab_code  # https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/5772
export host="https://gitlab.com/" \
    && export token="your_gitlab_private_token" \
    && export projects="project_id1,project_id2" \
    && docker-compose up --build

Without docker

Update code and build static:

git pull
composer install
npm install
npm run prod

Run new migrations:

php artisan migrate

Fill new dictionaries:

sudo php artisan cache:clear
php artisan db:seed
sudo php artisan cache:clear

I wish you successful projects!