A PHP wrapper to be used with Gitlab's API.

Based on php-github-api and code from KnpLabs.

Installation

1. Install Composer

   $ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
   $ sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer

2. Add the following to your require block in composer.json config.

   Note: be careful when using the dev-master tag as this may have unexpected results depending on your version of Gitlab. See the Versioning section below for more information.

   php composer.phar require m4tthumphrey/php-gitlab-api:dev-master

3. Include Composer's autoloader:

   require_once dirname(__DIR__).'/vendor/autoload.php';

Versioning

From the 6.0 stable release of Gitlab, I shall now be matching the client version with the Gitlab version. For example when Gitlab 6.1 is released I will release version 6.1.0 of the API client. If I need to make future updates to the client before the next API version is released, I'll simply use a 3rd build version - 6.1.1, 6.1.2 etc for example.

It is recommended that you keep your composer file in sync with whatever version of Gitlab you are currently running: if you are using 6.0, you should require 6.0.*; 6.1 should be 6.1.*...

General API Usage

$client = new \Gitlab\Client('http://git.yourdomain.com/api/v3/');               // change here
$client->authenticate('your_gitlab_token_here', \Gitlab\Client::AUTH_URL_TOKEN); // change here

$project = $client->api('projects')->create('My Project', array(
  'description' => 'This is a project',
  'issues_enabled' => false
));

Model Usage

You can also use the library in an object oriented manner:

$client = new \Gitlab\Client('http://git.yourdomain.com/api/v3/');               // change here
$client->authenticate('your_gitlab_token_here', \Gitlab\Client::AUTH_URL_TOKEN); // change here

# Creating a new project
$project = \Gitlab\Model\Project::create($client, 'My Project', array(
  'description' => 'This is my project',
  'issues_enabled' => false
));

$project->addHook('http://mydomain.com/hook/push/1');

# Creating a new issue
$project = new \Gitlab\Model\Project(1, $client);
$issue = $project->createIssue('This does not work.', array(
  'description' => 'This doesn\'t work properly. Please fix.',
  'assignee_id' => 2
));

# Closing that issue
$issue->close();

You get the idea! Take a look around (API methods, models) and please feel free to report any bugs.

Framework Integrations

• Symfony - https://github.com/Zeichen32/GitLabApiBundle
• Laravel - https://github.com/vinkla/gitlab

If you have integrated GitLab into a popular PHP framework, let us know!

Contributing

There are many parts of Gitlab that I have not added to this as it was originally created for personal use, hence the lack of tests. Feel free to fork and add new functionality and tests, I'll gladly accept decent pull requests.