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GitLab API — Every Project, One POST Away
GitLab’s own REST API wants an account, a personal access token, scope management, and careful pagination. These 6 endpoints skip all of it: projects, releases, tags, search, groups, and users — one clean JSON object per call.
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What You Can Pull From GitLab
/api/gitlab/projectsFull project record: id, name, description, visibility, star/fork counts, open issues, topics, license, statistics, namespace, clone URLs, last activity, default branch.
/api/gitlab/projects/releasesRelease list for a project: tag name, release name, description, created/released dates, author, linked commit, and asset download sources.
/api/gitlab/projects/searchKeyword search across public GitLab projects sorted by star count (or any field) — returns the same rich project object as /projects.
/api/gitlab/projects/tagsTag list for a project: name, message, target commit sha, protection status, and linked release info.
/api/gitlab/groupsGroup details: id, name, full path, description, visibility, web URL, avatar, created date, and parent group id.
/api/gitlab/usersUser profile by username: id, name, state, public email, avatar, and web URL.
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6 endpoints, no GitLab token — one of 500+ sources on the same key, from $30/month with a 7-day free trial.
Common Questions
No. These endpoints reach public GitLab data with your Anysite key alone — no GitLab account, no OAuth flow, no personal access token.