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GitLab integration is coming soon! We’re working on bringing the same seamless experience you love with GitHub to GitLab.

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Planned Features

When GitLab integration launches, you’ll be able to:
  • Connect GitLab repositories - Link your GitLab projects to Vidoc
  • Automatic MR scanning - Scan merge requests automatically
  • MR comments - Get security findings as MR comments
  • Auto-scan on push - Trigger scans on default branch updates

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Current Alternatives

While we work on GitLab integration, you can still scan GitLab repositories:

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Using the CLI

  1. Clone your GitLab repository locally
  2. Install and authenticate the Vidoc CLI
  3. Run scans from your local machine
# Install CLI
npm i -g @vidocsecurity/cli

# Authenticate
vidoc login

# Scan
cd your-gitlab-repo
vidoc scan

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In GitLab CI/CD

Add Vidoc to your .gitlab-ci.yml: 
security-scan:
  image: node:20
  stage: test
  script:
    - npm i -g @vidocsecurity/cli
    - vidoc scan --fail-on high
  variables:
    VIDOC_API_KEY: $VIDOC_API_KEY
See CI/CD Integration for detailed setup.

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Stay Updated

Want to be notified when GitLab integration launches?
  1. Email us at [email protected]
  2. Follow us on Twitter
  3. Check our blog for announcements

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Request Features

Have specific GitLab features you’d like to see? Let us know:

GitHub Setup

GitHub integration (available now)

CLI Installation

Scan any repo via CLI

CI/CD Integration

Add to GitLab CI

Bitbucket

Bitbucket integration status