git_notified_on_trello

Get notified of pushes to a Git Repo with updates to relevant Trello cards

To enable posting to Trello, you must get authorization to post on behalf of a user.

Trello makes this very easy.

You can read more on the Trello API Documentation pages, but here's the quick-start:

1. Generate (or view it if you've already created one) your developer key https://trello.com/1/appKey/generate

2. Generate a consumer key / member token

   • Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the key received above
   • Replace YOUR_APP_NAME with the friendly name you'd like to display to users
   • Modify scope and expiration for your needs

   Template: https://trello.com/1/authorize?key=YOUR_API_KEY&name=YOUR_APP_NAME&response_type=token&scope=read,write,account&expiration=never

   More information can be found on Trello Getting a Token From a User

Here's a wizard that'll walk you through generating the URL:

curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/smj10j/git_notified_on_trello/master/docs/trello-get-oauth-url-wizard.sh | /bin/bash

gem install git_notified_on_trello

require 'git_notified_on_trello'

notifier = GitNotifiedOnTrello::Notifier.new(
    :developer_public_key => <YOUR TRELLO DEV KEY>,
    :member_token => <A TRELLO MEMBER TOKEN>,
    :debug => true
)
notifier.notify(
    "feature-git-notified-on-trello",                                             // Branch
    "b7cb566c2310697f401c51433dce6b6399429fdb",                                   // Commit hash
    "Stephen Johnson",                                                            // Commit author
    "Updated the readme per https://trello.com/c/hR3cSUiu/1189-git-trello-plugin" // Commit message
)

DEVELOPER_KEY="<YOUR TRELLO DEV KEY>" \
MEMBER_TOKEN="<A TRELLO MEMBER TOKEN>" \
gnot \
-b "feature-git-notified-on-trello" \
-c "b7cb566c2310697f401c51433dce6b6399429fdb" \
-a "Stephen Johnson" \
-m "Updated the readme per https://trello.com/c/hR3cSUiu/1189-git-trello-plugin"

• Clean up and comment a bit
• Make idempotent and add function to watch a git repo for commits
• Make a plugin for Jenkins
• Send two separate messages
  • On commit, as it does now
  • On deploy
• Add tests...