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arvis-trello

v0.0.2

Published

Trello for arvis

Downloads

5

Readme

Trello arvis Workflow

Arvis workflow for Trello. Search your boards, quickly add cards, and view list of cards from Trello right in arvis.

Install

$ npm install --global arvis-trello

Commands

  • In arvis, type t and your query to search for your Trello boards. Press Enter to open the board's URL.
  • In arvis, type tt, and press Enter to show the cards in your specifed board.
  • In arvis, type tcand your query. Press Enter to add a card to your specified list.

Workflow Configuration (Environment Variables)

| name | value | | ------------- | ------------- | | key | Get Trello API key | | token | Get Trello API token | | board | Get board id from the board URL | | list | Get the list id from your Trello board | | user | Get your Trello username |

  • FAQ: How do I find the ids?
  1. Open the Trello board that contains the list.

  2. If the list doesn't have any cards, add a card to the list.

  3. Open the card, add '.json' at the end of the URL, and press enter.

  4. In the JSON file, you will see a field called id, idList.

  5. put id on board, idList on list.

  6. get your user value from profile page.

License

MIT © mblode

🔗 This workflow is converted from alfred-workflow.

  • Note that there might be some code change or different actions from the original workflow.

  • Marked original workflow's creator to author.