TrelloCraft

Ever wanted to be able to view your boards, cards, and comments from the comfort of your server? Now you can! TrelloCraft uses a Java Trello wrapper that links to the Trello's API to access JSON files from your Trello and convert them into text. Now you can view your boards whenever you need to. Make sure to read the TUTORIAL before using this! It's not going to work for you, otherwise!

TrelloCraft is in Beta. It's at its most minimal state, currently, but that is apt to change. But here are some of the best parts:

• Full linking to your Trello account that gives you read-only access to all boards, cards, and comments in your organization.
  
• Trello's internet tasks run asynchronously. This means that, for the most part, any delay experienced will be on the player's end, not the server's.
  
• Interactive (Beta) GUI. View up to 54 boards, cards, and comments on any given page (this will change with the next update).

/trello list - Shows you all of the boards. in the organization. Hint, you can use /tr instead of /trello
/trello help - Shows the rest of the commands. The reason why I don't list them here is because it's infinitely easier to just navigate with the /trello list GUI.

trello.command - Allows you to use the /trello command.

MenuAPI

0.7 to 0.7.1
Configs have been repaired. For everything to work correctly, please either delete your config or change the field "Organization" to "OrgID" (it's CaSe SeNsItIvE).

Is the organization name not working? Paste this in your address bar and replace <org name> with the name of your organization: https://trello.com/1/organizations/<org name> For example: https://trello.com/1/organizations/bukkit - It will take you to a page with some text. The first line should read {id:"some random characters"} like this. Paste those characters in the "organization" field and it should work fine.

# 1. Log into Trello.com.
# 2. Get your Trello key at: https://trello.com/1/appKey/generate
# 3. Paste the API Key (not Secret) generated for you in its spot below (replacing the placeholder)
# 4. Write the name of the organization you'd like to use for this plugin in the "OrgID" field as well.
# 5. NOW RESTART YOUR SERVER.
# 6. There should be a new message in your log with a URL.
# 7. Go there and let your server access your account (and it's important that this is done with a Trello Admin's account!).
# 8. It will say: “You have granted access to your Trello information.” (Or something to that effect. “To complete the process, please give this token.” To do that, just paste it into the “token” field.
# 9. NOW RESTART YOUR SERVER AGAIN! (So… two times restart!)
# Note: More updated instructions may be found at: http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/trellocraft/pages/setup

Key: ''
Token: ''
OrgID: ''

# DO NOT SHARE YOUR KEYS WITH PEOPLE YOU DO NOT TRUST!