Run commands from the bash command line (and not the 3llo "shell")? about 3llo

[johnnyutahh]

My system environment below. I (also) can not yet find a way to print the version of 3llo.

$ sw_vers
ProductName:	Mac OS X
ProductVersion:	10.13.6
BuildVersion:	17G6030
$ 3llo --version


    3llo - CLI for Trello

    Usage:
    board list                   - Show list of board
    board select                 - Select board
    card list                    - Show list of cards grouped by list
    card list mine               - Show list of my cards
    card add                     - Create a card
    card show <card_id>          - Show card information
    card move <card_id>          - Move card to a list
    card self-assign <card_id>   - Self-assign a card
    card assign <card_id>        - Assign a user to a card
    card comments <card_id>      - Load recent comments of a card
    card comment <card_id>       - Add a comment to a card
    card archive <card_id>       - Archive a card
    list list                    - Show all lists
    list cards <list_id>         - Show all cards in list
    list archive-cards <list_id> - Archive all cards in list
    help                         - Show help menu
    exit                         - Exit program
        

 3llo  > 

[qcam]

@johnnyutahh Thanks for the great suggestion. 3llo was designed as a standalone interactive tool (and always will be). I don't think there's any easy way to support this soon.

As a suggestion, I could imagine we can add extra support for this in a command pipelining way. For example:

3llo exec board select b1234, card list, card self-assign c56745 | grep ...

However, a big re-design might be needed since the current codes are only to support interactive tool.

I would also suggest you to check out https://github.com/mheap/trello-cli. It might already work the way you want.