termllo

Termllo

Trello on the Terminal

So far it implements basic Trello features (select board, add card with title and description, move cards around and edit cards), so it's just useful for solo boards (not that cool for colaborative boards (yet)).

Note: Only starred boards appear for now. So starring at least one board via Trello Web or the Trello App is necessary to see something in Termllo.

More advance features will be implemented on the future. If someone out there ever gets to really use this, any feedback would be really appreciated.

Made with <3 by Mr. Goferito

Usage

Navigation is Vim-inspired:

* h, j, k, l  -> Move around
* H, J, K, L  -> Move selected card around
* Enter, o, e -> Open card dialog (for the selected card)
* n           -> New Card (on the active list)
* b           -> Boards dialog (just starred boards)
* Esc, q      -> Close dialog (boards or card)
* Ctrl+c      -> Terminate

Installation

First you need to get your key & token from trello: https://trello.com/app-key

Then there are two options:

NPM Install (recommended)

1. npm i -g termllo
2. termllo
3. Introduce your key and token when prompted

• This will generate a file in $HOME/.termllo/auth.js. You can also create that file yourself from the auth.js.example on the root of this repo*

Clone this repo

1. git clone https://github.com/goferito/termllo.git
2. cd termllo && npm i
3. Copy/move the auth.js.example to auth.js, and edit it with your data
4. node app.js

TODO

• Check for trello server data from time to time to corroborate termllo state
• Show number of unsync changes
• Prompt for trello token if missing, and save it in $HOME/.termllo/auth.js
• Add screenshot to readme
• Delay and pool move requests to minimize api calls
• Notify new version available
• Checklist support on the cards
• Lables support
• Type ? for help of shortcuts

On development

Nodemon and blessed don't play very well together. To avoid nodemon messing with input run it as nodemon -I app.js.

For debuging, the best option I found so far is to console.error in the code, pipe stderr to a file (nodemon -I app.js 2>> /tmp/termllo.log), and tail on a different terminal that file (tail -f /tmp/termllo.log)

License

MIT © Sadoht Gomez Fernandez