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3llo allows you to work with Trello without exiting your favorite terminal.
3llo was inspired by the awesome rainbowstream and facy.
gem install 3llo
Run 3llo --configure
and follow the instructions to complete the set up.
Just like the web version of Trello, you need to select a board:
3llo > board list
[123abc000000000000000001 #1] - Weekend TODOs
[123abc000000000000000002 #2] - 3llo project
[123abc000000000000000003 #3] - Grocery list
3llo > board select #2
Board Work stuff selected
Please note that you can also access any entities with their Trello ID.
3llo > board select 123abc000000000000000002
Board Work stuff selected
Executing list list
will list all the lists in the board.
3llo > list list
[123abc000000000000000001 #1] To Do
[123abc000000000000000002 #2] Doing
[123abc000000000000000003 #3] Pending
[123abc000000000000000004 #4] Done
list cards <list_key>
will list all the cards.
3llo > list cards #1
[123abc000000000000000001 #1] Merge card editing command
[123abc000000000000000002 #2] Refactor code
...
"card" command family comes with many commands to work with cards.
To list all the cards in the board, run card list
.
3llo > card list
#To Do
======
[123abc000000000000000001 #1] Merge card editing command [#small]
[123abc000000000000000002 #2] Refactor code [#medium] [@qcam]
#Doing
======
[123abc000000000000000003 #3] Release v1.0 [#release] [@qcam]
#Pending
...
You can also list cards that have been assigned to you with card list mine
.
3llo > card list mine
[123abc000000000000000002 #2] (To Do) Refactor code
[123abc000000000000000003 #3] (Doing) Release v1.0
To view a card in detail, card show <card_key>
is your friend.
3llo > card show #2
Refactor code
[123abc000000000000000002 #2]
Link: https://trello.com/c/AbCdEfG
Things to do [123abc000000000000000001 #1]
[ ] Item 1 [123abc000000000000000001 #1]
[ ] Item 2 [123abc000000000000000002 #2]
[ ] Item 3 [123abc000000000000000003 #3]
[ ] Item 4 ...
Want to comment on a card? Run card comment <card_key>
.
3llo > card comment #2
Comment: (Press CTRL-D or CTRL-Z to finish)
What else should we refactor more?<enter>
Comment has been posted
3llo > card comments #2
@just_another_person_on_the_internet on <Jan 01, 2020 00:55:55> wrote:
This card is awesome!
@qcam on <Jan 01, 2020 00:55:55> wrote:
What else should we refactor more?
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/qcam/3llo.
It might be interesting to know that 3 == "tre"
in Swedish 🇸🇪.
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