glvars CLI tool for import and export project-level Gitlab CI/CD Variables.

• Using environment variables add your personal access token (api scope) and project id (optional):

 export GLVARS_PRIVATE_TOKEN="your-personal-access-token"
 export GLVARS_PROJECT_ID=278964 # Your gitlab project id

• Or you can create config file .glvars.yaml (in $HOME directory):

  host: gitlab.example.com # For gitlab server on own domain. By default: https://gitlab.com
  private-token: your-gitlab-private-token
  project-id: 278964

• You also can specify your project id using flag -p or --project:

  glvars [command] -p 278964

• Export variables in JSON format from project specified in config file or env variable:

  glvars export

or you can explicitly specify project id using flag -p:

  glvars export -p 278964

• To import variables into a project use command import with -f or --filename flag with value path to file with array of variables

  glvars import -f ./vars.json

JSON file example:

[
  {
    "variable_type": "env_var",
    "key": "MYSQL_HOST",
    "value": "127.0.0.1",
    "protected": false,
    "masked": false,
    "raw": true,
    "environment_scope": "production"
  },
  {
    "variable_type": "env_var",
    "key": "MYSQL_USER",
    "value": "admin",
    "protected": false,
    "masked": false,
    "raw": true,
    "environment_scope": "production"
  }
]

Download a binary suitable for your OS at the release page.

You can build project from source:

  go build -o glvars cmd/main.go