Trello

Trello is a collaboration tool that organizes your projects into boards. In one glance, know what's being worked on, who's working on what, and where something is in a process.

Info

Schemes: https
Base URL: https://api.trello.com/1

Documentation Reference

Authentication: QueryString (Key and Token)
Generate Token: Standard key (e5348ba77c836a19f1b7c69af96b4b51)

API keys are associated with your Trello member account. We recommend when making Trello integrations that you create a new Trello account specifically for the integration or make sure that you let your team know which Trello account the API key belongs to.
You can get your API key at: https://trello.com/app-key.

Endpoints

/boards

GET PATCH POST PUT DELETE

Summary: Boards are the highest level concept within the Trello workflow. The Boards API allows you to list, view, create, and edit Boards. Each Board has a name, description, a set of members attached, and an ordered array of Lists.

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/labels

GET PATCH POST PUT DELETE

Summary: Labels are defined per board, and can be applied to the cards on that board.

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/cards

GET PATCH POST PUT DELETE

Summary: A Card is the most basic unit of information in Trello. Cards have a name, description, labels, members, and a set of historical actions that have been taken on the card, including any comments.

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/actions

GET PATCH POST PUT DELETE

Summary: Actions contain each of the actions that have been taken on a Card or Board or members of a Card. Comments are also stored as a special type of Action on a card.

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/lists

GET PATCH POST PUT DELETE

Summary: A List is a collection of Cards. In the standard Trello interface, Lists are stacked horizontally and are ordered on a board.

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