GitLab.RestApiClient 2.0.3

GitLab.RestApiClient

Forked from GitLabApiClient, which has not been updated since 2021, in order to add some newer missing features.

Release Notes (since fork, most recent first)

Version 2.0.2

• Add Project.GetAllMembersAsync()

Version 2.0.1

• User date fields changed from string to DateTime
• Add CRUD methods for Project members
• Remove Project.GetUsers(), which isn't an API endpoint
• Use DateTime for AddGroupMemberRequest.ExpiredAt
• Add missing property bool User.Bot
• Use DateTime rather than string for Project.LastActivityAt and User.Created_At
• Update target framework to .NET 8
• Update Newtonsoft.Json 12.0.3 to 13.0.3 (critical security issue)

Original Readme Content Below

This should be useful but may be out of date as I add new features

Main features

• Targets .NET 8
• Fully async
• Thread safe.
• Multi core paging.
• Simple and natural to use.
• Handles URL encoding for you

Quick start

Authenticate

// if you have auth token:
var client =  new GitLabClient("https://gitlab.example.com", "your_private_token");

// if you want to use username & password:
var client =  new GitLabClient("https://gitlab.example.com");
await client.LoginAsync("username", "password");

Use it

// create a new issue.
await client.Issues.CreateAsync("group/project", new CreateIssueRequest("issue title"));

// list issues for a project  with specified assignee and labels.
await client.Issues.GetAsync("group/project", o => o.AssigneeId = 100 && o.Labels == new[] { "test-label" });

// create a new merge request featureBranch -> master.
await client.MergeRequests.CreateAsync("group/project", new CreateMergeRequest("featureBranch", "master", "Merge request title")
{
    Labels = new[] { "bugfix" },
    Description = "Implement feature"
});

// get a list of projects and find each project's README.
var projects = await Client.Projects.GetAsync();
foreach (var project in projects)
{
    var file = await Client.Files.GetAsync(project, filePath: "README.md", reference: project.DefaultBranch);
    var readme = file.ContentDecoded;
    // mad science goes here
}