Driver supports multiple ways of connecting your code to automate documentation and use them to create richer, customized documents. You can upload codebase files piecemeal, but configuring a Git provider gets you additional features like automatic updates.
Configuring a Git Provider to Connect Codebase Sources
When you first set up a Driver workspace, you'll be prompted to configure a Git provider. Subsequently, you can find all these configuration settings in Settings>Integrations.
Configuring GitLab Self-Managed
If you are setting up your Driver workspace for the first time, select
+ Configure Git Providerfrom the Home page. You'll be taken to the Integrations settings page, which is viewable only by workspace Admins.
Under GitLab Self-Managed, select
+ Authorize.
In the dialog that appears, name your instance and paste in your URL.
In GitLab, navigate to Groups. Select the group you want to connect to Driver, or create a new group.
Navigate to that group's Settings>Access tokens page.
Add a new token to use with Driver.
Give it a unique name and set an appropriate expiration date.
Give it at least a minimum role of Maintainer, or Owner.
Select the scopes
api,read_api, andread_repository.Save the new token, and copy the unique name and token value.
In Driver, navigate to Settings>Integrations. Under GitLab Self-Managed, select the new
+ Add Tokenbutton.
You'll be prompted with a dialog to paste in your group name and unique token value. Enter the values for Group Name and Group Access Token, and save the information.
Selecting Codebases to Connect to Driver
Now you'll be able to select the Manage Repositories button.
Now select the codebases that you want available in your Driver workspace.
Navigate to your Library to find the codebases you connected. Connected codebases do *not* count towards your sloc limit until you choose to generate docs. Learn more about our pricing here.
