A simple CLI tool that connects to your Gitlab installation, lists all projects you have access to and attempts to git clone them into the same folder structure as in Gitlab.

Why on earth would you need this?

• When installing a new machine and wanting to get a quick start
• Getting new people joining your team quickly set up
• Use a unified directory structure for everyone
• When you just want to git clone all Gitlab projects

1. Install git and node
2. npm -g install gitlab-init
3. mkdir projects
4. gitlab-init -e https://your-gitlab-url -t your-token
5. Success!

Usage: gitlab-init [options]

Options:
  -V, --version           output the version number
  -e, --endpoint [url]    Gitlab installation endpoint
  -t, --token [string]    Your Gitlab profile token (Can be provided as env: GITLAB_TOKEN)
  -m, --max <n>           Maximum project pages to get (10 per page) [10] (default: 10)
  -p, --path [directory]  Root projects directory where the project will be cloned into (default: "./projects/")
  -h, --help              output usage information