Subspace Api

This project is a GitLab - based API project that provides a full - set of toolchain support from file management, team collaboration to continuous integration and deployment. The documentation includes guidance on multiple aspects such as project initialization, file operations, team collaboration, testing, and deployment.

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update time : 2025-04-28

What is the Subspace API?

The Subspace API is an interface service based on GitLab for managing and operating subspaces. It provides a complete set of API interfaces that allow users to create, configure, and manage subspaces programmatically.

How to use the Subspace API?

You can access and operate through the GitLab repository, using standard Git commands or managing through the web interface.

Use cases

It is suitable for scenarios that require automated management of subspaces, such as continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) and multi - environment configuration management.

Main features

Git integrationDeeply integrated with GitLab, supporting standard Git operations and workflows.

CI/CD supportBuilt - in continuous integration and continuous deployment functions, enabling automated testing and deployment processes.

Team collaborationSupports collaboration among team members, including merge requests and code review functions.

Advantages and limitations

Advantages

Seamless integration with the GitLab ecosystem

Provides a complete set of API interfaces for easy automated management

Supports team collaboration and version control

Limitations

Requires basic Git knowledge to make full use of it

Depends on the GitLab platform

How to use

Clone the repository

Use the Git command to clone the repository locally

Add files

Add your files to the repository

Commit changes

Commit your changes to the local repository

Push changes

Push the changes to the remote repository

Usage examples

Initialize a new projectHow to initialize an existing project as a Subspace API project

Set up CI/CDConfigure the automated deployment process

Frequently Asked Questions

How to solve the push permission problem?

How to roll back to a previous version?

Related resources

GitLab documentation

Official GitLab usage documentation

Git tutorial

Official Git tutorial

Subspace API code repository

Project source code

🚀 Subspace API

This Subspace API project offers a set of interfaces, facilitating seamless interaction with subspace - related services and enabling users to efficiently manage and utilize subspace resources.

🚀 Quick Start

To help you get started with GitLab effortlessly, here's a recommended list of next steps.

Already familiar? Edit this README.md directly and make it your own. Prefer simplicity? Use the template below!

📦 Adding Your Files

[ ] Create or upload files.
[ ] Add files using the command line or push an existing Git repository to the following address:

cd existing_repo
git remote add origin https://ansible.subtype.internal/subtype/subspace-api.git
git branch -M main
git push -uf origin main

🛠️ Integrating Tools

[ ] Set up project integrations.

👥 Team Collaboration

[ ] Invite team members and collaborators.
[ ] Create a new merge request.
[ ] Automatically close issues from merge requests.
[ ] Enable merge request approvals.
[ ] Set up automatic merging.

🧪 Testing and Deployment

Utilize GitLab's built - in continuous integration.

📚 Edit This README

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📝 Adding Content

You can add the following information according to your project requirements:

Feature Overview: Briefly describe what functions your API provides.
Usage Documentation: Link to the API's usage documentation or examples.
Installation Guide: Explain how to install and run the project in a local environment.
Contribution Guide: Welcome community members to contribute to the project and explain how to submit code, report issues, etc.

📖 Keeping It Concise

Avoid overly long technical details. You can provide detailed information in a "Learn More" link.
Use lists and headings to organize content for better readability.