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fizzypopup

v1.1.0

Published

Bulk-create Fizzy boards from a CSV file via the Fizzy API

Readme

fizzypopup

Bulk-create Fizzy boards from a CSV file. For each board, automatically sets up a standard column structure and populates the Backlog with a configurable set of cards.

Install

npm install -g fizzypopup

Or run without installing:

npx fizzypopup

Usage

fizzypopup [options]

Options:
  -s, --slug <slug>      Fizzy account slug
  -t, --token <token>    Fizzy API access token
  -f, --file <path>      Path to CSV file
  -b, --base-url <url>   Fizzy base URL (default: "https://app.fizzy.do")
  -c, --cards <path>     Path to backlog cards JSON file (default: bundled config)
  -V, --version          output the version number
  -h, --help             display help for command

Any omitted option will be prompted for interactively. The file path prompt supports tab-completion.

The access token is masked when typed interactively.

Examples

Interactive — prompts for everything:

fizzypopup

Non-interactive — supply all inputs as flags:

fizzypopup --slug my-org --token mytoken123 --file ./boards.csv

Custom backlog cards:

fizzypopup --slug my-org --token mytoken123 --file ./boards.csv --cards ./my-cards.json

CSV format

Each row becomes one board. Column headers map to Fizzy board fields.

Example boards.csv:

name,description
Marketing,Campaigns and content
Engineering,Sprint planning
Design,Assets and reviews

What gets created per board

For every row in the CSV, fizzypopup creates:

  1. The board using the fields from that CSV row
  2. Five columns in order: Backlog · Ready · In Progress · Testing · Done
  3. Backlog cards from the cards JSON file, each triaged into the Backlog column

Customizing backlog cards

The default cards are defined in config/backlog-cards.json inside the package. To use your own set, create a JSON file with an array of card objects and pass it via --cards:

[
  { "title": "Define requirements" },
  { "title": "Set up development environment" },
  { "title": "Design system architecture" }
]

Each object supports title (required) and description (optional).

Output

FizzyPopUp — Bulk Fizzy board creator

Base URL: https://app.fizzy.do
Boards:   3
Cards:    32 per backlog

  [1/3] Marketing
    ✓ board
    ✓ columns — Backlog · Ready · In Progress · Testing · Done
    ✓ cards — 32 added to Backlog

  [2/3] Engineering
    ✓ board
    ✓ columns — Backlog · Ready · In Progress · Testing · Done
    ✓ cards — 32 added to Backlog

  [3/3] Design
    ✓ board
    ✓ columns — Backlog · Ready · In Progress · Testing · Done
    ✓ cards — 32 added to Backlog

Done. 3 created

Exits with code 1 if any row fails, making it safe to use in scripts.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or later.