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bb-trello

v1.0.0

Published

This module provides an easy way to make requests to the Trello API.

Downloads

3

Readme

Build Status

trello

A simple asynchronous client for Trello

This is a wrapper for some of the Trello HTTP API. Please feel free to add any other pieces you need! :)

Installation

npm install trello

Usage

First, generate your Trello application key like this, then follow these confusing instructions to get a user token. These need to be supplied when you create the Trello object (see below).

Example

  var Trello = require("trello");
  var trello = new Trello("MY APPLICATION KEY", "MY USER TOKEN");

  trello.addCard('Clean car', 'Wax on, wax off', myListId,
      function (error, trelloCard) {
          if (error) {
              console.log('Could not add card:', error);
          }
          else {
              console.log('Added card:', trelloCard);
          }
      });

Callback or promise

API calls can either execute a callback or return a promise. To return a promise just omit the callback parameter.

  //Callback
  trello.getCardsOnList(listId, callback);

  //Promise
  var cardsPromise = trello.getCardsOnList(listId);
  cardsPromise.then((cards) => {
    //do stuff
  })

History

0.5.1

  • added renameList
  • added addChecklistToCard
  • added getChecklistsOnCard
  • added addExistingChecklistToCard
  • added updateChecklist
  • added getOrgMembers
  • API methods now return the promise

0.5.0

  • Support of promises
  • Basic support of Labeling:
    • getLabelsForBoard
    • addLabelOnBoard
    • deleteLabel
    • addLabelToCard
    • deleteLabelFromCard

0.4.1

  • Updated dev dependencies

0.4.0

  • One-time listener
  • addAttachmentToCard added
  • Updated restler dependency
  • Node.js support >= 0.10.x / removed 0.6 and 0.8

0.3.0

  • Project trello_ex merged again with original project trello
  • Using 'restler' again

0.2.0

  • getBoards added