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Title: Get organized with GitLab
Date: 2020-09-15 01:10
Summary: The goal of this group is to provide an organization that facilitates code reuse, documentation and collaboration
Category: Réalisations
2021-04-22 23:03:43 +00:00
Tags: forga, django, python, packaging, pip, ci, cd, git, dry, gitlab, agile, méthode, collectif, dev, devops, statique, gitlab-pages, web, mkdocs
Status: Published
Lang: en
Slug: gitlab-team-organisation-code-reuse-documentation-and-collaboraton
💡 What's the idea?
==================
The [`forga`](https://gitlab.com/forga/) group ([`https://gitlab.com/forga/`](https://gitlab.com/forga/)) aims to provide an organization that facilitates:
- ♻️ the reuse of code;
- 📝 documentation (of code or anything else);
- 🤝 collaboration;
[![Tree view for `forga` group]({static}/img/forga-tree-s.jpg)](https://gitlab.com/forga/)
It uses the [groups](https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/user/group/)/[subgroups](https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/user/group/subgroups/), [pages](https://about.gitlab.com/stages-devops-lifecycle/pages/), and other _GitLab_ features to enable organization:
- of `git` repositories grouped by usage (in a tree structure);
- batch user access management;
- semantic URLs for static documentation web pages;
The content deals with development in a Python & Django context, but any kind of language/_framework_ will find its place there.
⚠️ Warning
----------
It is an experimental project under development.
Some aspects have been set up in a professional context, others are personal experiments.
📦 What's in it?
=================
1. an [mentorship tool](https://gitlab.com/forga/process/fr/embarquement/) for new users (French version for Python/Django/UML);
1. a [single source of documentation](https://forga.gitlab.io/process/fr/manuel/_le Manuel_ (French version);
1. some [Django](https://www.djangoproject.com/) packages:
- a [bootstrap project](https://gitlab.com/forga/tool/django/core/);
- an [application directly installable with `pip`](https://gitlab.com/forga/tool/django/one_to_one/);
1. a [customer project](https://gitlab.com/forga/customer/acme/) reusing the Django packages above;
1. [third-party projects](https://gitlab.com/forga/devel/third-party/) used internally;
And if not, you can always [visit the group URL](https://gitlab.com/forga/) and scroll down the contents of the subgroups to get an idea.
🤝 Want to contribute?
======================
With pleasure!
There are some conventions ([git](https://forga.gitlab.io/process/fr/manuel/convention/git/) & [python](https://forga.gitlab.io/process/fr/manuel/convention/python/)) presented in [the manual](https://forga.gitlab.io/process/fr/manuel/) and a [code of conduct](https://forga.gitlab.io/process/fr/manuel/human/code-of-conduct/).