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    GitLab CI pipelines in TypeScript

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    GitLab CI Kit

    A TypeScript library for generating GitLab CI pipelines with type safety and auto-generated schema types.

    Overview

    GitLab CI Kit provides a programmatic way to define GitLab CI/CD pipelines using TypeScript instead of manually writing YAML. The library automatically generates TypeScript types from GitLab's official JSON schema, ensuring your pipelines are always compatible with the latest GitLab CI features.

    Define your jobs and pipeline configuration in TypeScript, then synthesize them to valid GitLab CI YAML with automatic snake_case conversion.

    Features

    • 🎯 Type-Safe Pipeline Definitions - Full TypeScript support with auto-generated types from GitLab's official schema
    • 🔄 Auto-Generated Types - Types are generated directly from GitLab's CI JSON schema
    • 🐍 Automatic snake_case Conversion - Write in camelCase, output in snake_case
    • Built-in Validation - Catch configuration errors before committing
    • 🎨 Clean YAML Output - Synthesizes to readable GitLab CI YAML
    • 🧩 Composable Jobs - Build reusable job configurations with type safety

    Installation

    npm install @okeeffed/gitlab-ci-kit

    Quick Start

    import { Job, Rule, Default, synth } from '@okeeffed/gitlab-ci-kit';
    
    // Define jobs with camelCase properties
    const jobs = {
      build: new Job({
        stage: 'build',
        image: 'node:20',
        script: ['npm ci', 'npm run build'],
        cache: {
          key: '${CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG}',
          paths: ['node_modules/'],
        },
        artifacts: {
          paths: ['dist/'],
          expireIn: '1 week', // camelCase!
        },
      }),
    
      test: new Job({
        stage: 'test',
        image: 'node:20',
        script: ['npm test'],
        beforeScript: ['npm ci'], // camelCase!
        allowFailure: true, // camelCase!
      }),
    
      deploy: new Job({
        stage: 'deploy',
        image: 'node:20',
        script: ['npm run deploy'],
        rules: [
          new Rule({ if: '$CI_COMMIT_BRANCH == "main"' }),
          new Rule({
            if: '$CI_PIPELINE_SOURCE == "merge_request_event"',
            when: 'manual',
          }),
        ],
        environment: {
          name: 'production',
          url: 'https://example.com',
        },
      }),
    };
    
    // Pipeline configuration with camelCase
    const config = {
      variables: {
        NODE_VERSION: '20',
      },
      stages: ['build', 'test', 'deploy'],
      default: new Default({
        idTokens: { // camelCase!
          GITLAB_OIDC_TOKEN: {
            aud: 'https://gitlab.com',
          },
        },
        tags: ['docker'],
      }),
    };
    
    // Generate YAML (automatically converts to snake_case)
    const yaml = synth(jobs, config);
    console.log(yaml);

    Core Concepts

    Job

    Individual tasks that execute scripts, build artifacts, run tests, or deploy applications. Jobs are defined using the Job class with type-safe properties.

    Rule

    Workflow rules that determine when jobs run. Create rules using the Rule class.

    Default

    Global default settings applied to all jobs. Define using the Default class.

    synth()

    The synthesizer function that converts your TypeScript job definitions and configuration into valid GitLab CI YAML, automatically converting camelCase properties to snake_case.

    Type Generation

    The library includes a script that fetches the latest GitLab CI JSON schema and generates TypeScript types:

    npm run generate:types

    This ensures your pipeline definitions stay in sync with GitLab's latest features and validates your configuration against the official schema.

    Schema Source: GitLab CI JSON Schema

    Development

    # Install dependencies
    npm install
    
    # Build the library
    npm run build
    
    # Run tests
    npm test
    
    # Generate types from GitLab's schema
    npm run generate:types
    
    # Type checking
    npm run type-check
    
    # Lint
    npm run lint
    
    # Format code
    npm run format

    Examples

    See the examples/ directory for complete pipeline examples.

    Requirements

    • Node.js >= 18.0.0

    License

    MIT