GitBucket is a Git web platform.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Easy installation.
- Intuitive UI.
- High extensibility by plugins.
- API compatibility with GitHub.
- Public / Private Git repositories (with http/https and ssh access).
- GitLFS support.
- Repository viewer including an online file editor.
- Issues, Pull Requests and Wiki for repositories.
- Activity timeline and email notifications.
- Account and group management with LDAP integration.
- Plug-in system including plugins:
- Notification: Announce, Desktop Notification, and Email Notifications.
- Analysis: Commits Graph, Bugspots, Network, and FESS (Fast enterprise search).
- Maintenance: Monitoring, H2 Backup, H2Console, Backup, and Logs Viewer.
- CI/CD: CI and Git Hooks.
- Utilities: Gist, Pages, Maven Repository, Mirror, and Embedded snippets.
- UI: Emoji, Explorer, Code Highlighter, and Popovers.
- Project Management: Kanban Board and Gantt Chart.
- File Viewer: AsciiDoc, RST, PlantUML, HTML5 Media, Jupyter, Swagger, R Markdown, MathJax, 3D file, GeoJSON, CsvTsv, SMILES (chemical language), and Draw.io.
Website: gitbucket.github.io
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: GitBucket developers
License: Apache License 2.0
GitBucket is written in Scala. Learn Scala with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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