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Add setup command for GitLab (#321) 
* Cleanup gitlab auth command

* Add support for the `!hookshot gitlab project` command

* Improve docs

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GitLab

Configuration

GitLab configuration is fairly straight-forward:

  # (Optional) Configure this to enable GitLab support
  #
  instances:
    gitlab:
      url: https://gitlab.com
  webhook:
    secret: secrettoken
    publicUrl: https://example.com/webhooks/

You need to list all the instances you plan to connect to in the config.yml. This is used so that users can give a short name like gitlab or matrix.org when they want to specify an instance.

You should generate a webhook secret (e.g. pwgen -n 64 -s 1) and then use this as your "Secret token" when adding webhooks.

The publicUrl must be the URL where GitLab webhook events are received (i.e. the path to / for your webhooks listener).

Adding a repository

You can now follow the guide on authenticating with GitLab, and then bridging a room