BitBucket and GitLab support

[forestnd]

Hay Love this idea.

How easy would it be to do this for bitbucket as well?

[eth0izzle]

Fairly easy actually. Although the Bitbucket API only seems to list repositories that have been created since a timestamp, not updated: https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories?after=2019-09-27T22:30:00.000Z&pagelen=100 - and it doesn't appear to be that active (apparently 20 new repositories in a 30 minute window).

[eth0izzle]

I've just added support for BitBucket and GitLab to the live version: https://shhgit.darkport.co.uk, which I'll fully release shortly:

[crisbal]

Hello,
I'm interested in seeing the code for the GitLab support but I don't think it is merged yet, any idea for when it will be released? Or if you have some pointers on how to fetch the GitLab data that would also be great.

Thanks!

[gsilvapt]

I've just added support for BitBucket and GitLab to the live version: https://shhgit.darkport.co.uk, which I'll fully release shortly:

Great stuff but how do we add it them to the config?

[PaulSec]

Hi there, I'd be really interested in checking how you've been able to integrate this with Gitlab :)

[Cronocide]

I'd love to see this feature released for personal use as well. :-)

[Luminger]

@eth0izzle: Is there a reason why this got closed? I'm curios as well how you've implemented this given that BitBucket.org only has an API to get notified about recently created repos. Or is the online version just using that API? Thanks :)

[eth0izzle]

I'm not sure why I closed it @Luminger! It basically polls this endpoint: https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/resource/repositories

[delisyd]

Hi @eth0izzle ,
How are you doing the searchs in gitlab? I'm really interested on understand that because AFAIK, you can do it through the Gitlab API but you need a token (easiest part) and then you need to play with the groups, projects, etc.
Are you doing something different?

Regards and thanks!