periodicator/config.example.yaml

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# Gitlab's configuration.
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gitlab:
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# Base URL (a.k.a. "protocol and domain") for your Gitlab installation.
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base_url: "https://gitlab.com"
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# Personal access token with "api" access.
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token: "aaabbbccc"
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# Tasks list to create. It is using YAML's lists.
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tasks:
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# Task's title.
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- title: "Test"
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# Task's body. Can be multiline.
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body: |
This is a multiline
task
body
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# Tags (or labels) to attach. This is a list.
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tags: ["test label"]
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# Task's starting point. From this timestamp "internal cron" will start to calculate task creation timestamp and other
# things.
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execution_start: "2021-09-01 00:00:00"
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# Internal cron interval. For this example 2021-09-01 is wednesday, so task will be created on 2021-09-03 and
# then on 2021-09-10 and so on.
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cron: "00 5 * * fri"
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# Due date to set in future. For this example task will be created on 2021-09-03 and due date will be set to 2021-09-04.
due_in: "24h"
- title: "Another Test"
body: "This is a single-line body.<br><br>Markdown might be supported, or not ``¯\_(ツ)_/¯``"
# Another way to specify tags or labels.
tags:
- "test label"
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execution_start: "2021-09-01 00:00:00"
cron: "00 5 * * sat"
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due_in: "24h"