Python Wrapper for Trello API
Installation
pip install python-trello
I use trello a lot for my personal projects, planning and executing them, hence I created my own personal library for common tasks.
Some use cases
- Scrape your udemy courses and put them on trello board with checklists for each chapter.
- Scrape books from your shelves on goodreads and put them on trello.
- Scrape details of an apartment search page and put them up on trello.
I just started refactoring a lot of code from two years ago. Things that I should do now:
- Remove goodreads and udemy code out of this code.
- Fix tests
- Update code to use python3 features.
- Update tests
- Integrate run scripts for this repo
- Add pre-commit hooks.
- Add attrs.
Uploading to pypi
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twine upload dist/*
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