zulip/zerver/webhooks/trello/doc.md

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Note that [Zapier][1] is usually a simpler way to
integrate Trello with Zulip.

Get Zulip notifications from your Trello boards!

1. {!create-stream.md!}

2. {!create-bot-construct-url.md!}

3. Log in to Trello, and collect the following three items:

   • Board ID: Go to your Trello board. The URL should look like https://trello.com/b/<BOARD_ID>/<BOARD_NAME>. Note down the <BOARD_ID>.

   • API Key: Go to https://trello.com/1/appkey/generate. Note down the key listed under Developer API Keys.

   • User Token: Go to https://trello.com/1/appkey/generate. Under Developer API Keys, click on the Token link. Click on Allow. Note down the token generated.

   You're now going to need to run a Trello configuration script from a computer (any computer) connected to the internet. It won't make any changes to the computer.

4. Make sure you have a working copy of Python. If you're running macOS or Linux, you very likely already do. If you're running Windows you may or may not. If you don't have Python, follow the installation instructions here. Note that you do not need the latest version of Python; anything 2.7 or higher will do.

5. Download zulip-trello.py. Ctrl+s or Cmd+s on that page should work in most browsers.

6. Run the zulip-trello script in a terminal, after replacing the all caps arguments with the values collected above.

   python zulip_trello.py --trello-board-name  TRELLO_BOARD_NAME \
                          --trello-board-id  TRELLO_BOARD_ID \
                          --trello-api-key  TRELLO_API_KEY \
                          --trello-token  TRELLO_TOKEN \
                          --zulip-webhook-url  "ZULIP_WEBHOOK_URL"
   

   Note: Make sure that you wrap the webhook URL in quotes when supplying it on the command-line, as shown above.

   The zulip_trello.py script only needs to be run once, and can be run on any computer with python.

7. You can delete zulip_trello.py from your computer if you'd like.

{!congrats.md!}