The GILS configuration file is relatively simple, it's used to provide the script with credentials to use when accessing Gitlab, as well as to constrain which projects are returned
<?php
class GILSConfig {
public $server = "<your gitlab url>";
public $access_token = "<your token>";
// Override any URLs to use HTTPS
// useful if GL is behind a reverse proxy
public $force_https = true;
// Should we only list projects marked as public?
public $public_projects_only = false;
/* If set, then only the projects detailed in permitted_projects will be allowed
* to be displayed
*
*/
public $enforce_explicit_limits = false;
/* Should enhanced commit information be displayed in issues?
*
* Warning: this can increase latency, if you want it enabled
* you probably also want to configure redis
*
*/
public $enhanced_commit_notifications = true;
/* What text does gitlab use in commit notifications?
*
* Should only need changing if you're using a non-english language
*
*
*/
public $commit_mention_text = "mentioned in commit";
/* This should be populated with url format project group and name
*
* e.g.: websites/Gitlab-Issue-Listing-Script
*/
public $permitted_projects = array('websites/Gitlab-Issue-Listing-Script');
/* Urls specified here will be embedded into the head of pages
*
*/
public $include_head = array(
"scripts" => array(),
"stylesheets" => array()
);
/** Array of group names
*
* Any project falling into one of these groups won't be listed on the
* homepage.
*
* They'll still be accessible if linked to from another project
*/
public $excluded_groups_from_homepage = array('Github Mirror');
/** Redis config
*
* Redis can be used to cache API responses
* this can significantly improve response time
*
*/
public $redis_enabled = true;
public $redis_host = 'docker-host';
public $redis_port = 6379;
// Set this to your redis password if enabled
public $redis_pass = false;
// Number of seconds an item in redis is valid for
public $redis_ttl = 300;
}
This file needs to end up at /var/www/html/config/config.php - if GILS is being run via Docker (the usual method) then it can be named anything on the host and exported to that location