wyegelwel / trello_it

A Chrome Extension to make adding cards to Trello accessible from any webpage

Trello_It

A Chrome Extension to make adding cards to Trello accessible from any webpage.

This extension was created to alleviate the annoyance of adding a card to a list with the current tab's URL as a comment. Think adding a card to a TODO board with a link to an email as a comment, without switching to Trello.

You can add cards without the comment as well of course.

Get the extension

You can find the extension on the app store, https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/trello-it/gcojdlkfcjmklneaoniagdciohpoblch?hl=en-US

If you want to use the extension before then, follow these instructions:

• Download the source files from this repo
• Go to chrome://extensions
• Select Developer mode in the top left corner
• Click 'Load unpacked extension'
• Select the folder where you downloaded the source files
• Enjoy!

Use the extension

Great, you have the extension running, now how do you use it?

• The first time you use the extension, you will first need to authorize the extension to access your Trello account.
• Next you should see all of your boards and the lists associated with each board
• When you want to make a new card, click the list you want to add the card and fill out the information.

trello_it's Issues

Only display boards that are not closed.

Make the boards links to the Trello page of that board

Package is invalid. Details: 'Could not load icon 'images/trello_it_logo.png' for browser action.'.

Error trying to install from Chrome Web Store, using Chromium Version 43.0.2357.130 Ubuntu 15.04 (64-bit):

I see there exists images/Trello_it_logo.png with capital T — so I guess it's a simple case mismatch, unnoticed before because it doesn't matter on Windows?

When adding a card, allow the user to add additional comments, due date so on and so forth.

Provide notifications when a card has been successfully added or if there was an error

Make the card name field e the card description field, larger.

...so that I can check if there are any errors in what I write.
Thanks
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