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README.md

Setup

  1. Create an Application which requires read_user scope in your GitLab account.
    • Copy the Secret somewhere safe for now.
  2. Create an access token in your GitLab account with api access.
    • Copy the token somewhere safe for now.
  3. Decide on an environment variable name for the Application Secret
  4. Decide on an environment variable name for the API Access Token.
  5. Create a new snippet in your GitLab account with a file in it. This file will receive new feedback entries.
  6. Push your fork to a hosted repository.
  7. Create a new site on Netlify that deploys from the repository you pushed to in Step 6.
  8. In your site's Build & Deploy section, add the two environment variables you decided on in Steps 3 and 4. Fill in the values you saved from Steps 1 and 2.
  9. In your GitLab Application that you created in Step 1, update the Redirect URI field to be the deployed site name plus /?provider=gitlab.
    • For example, if your site is deployed to vibrant-mihara-0358.netlify.app, your Redirect URI field should be https://vibrant-mihara-0358.netlify.app/?provider=gitlab.
  10. After updating your copy of config.js (see table below), push everything again to trigger a new Netlify deploy.

config.js

Key Instructions
appId Use the Application ID from the application you created in Step 1.
appSecretVar Update the name property of this object to be the environment variable name you picked in Step 3.
snippetTokenVar Update the name property of this object to be the environment variable name you picked in Step 4.
snippetId Use the snippet ID that you created in Step 5.
feedbackFile Use the filename of the file in the snippet you created in Step 5
extraEmails Update to allow feedback from non-GitLab team member accounts