This is a little bot which takes a Github PR/Issue, and adds it as a card in Trello. See spec.md for a complete idea of the (intended) effecs

Setup is really manual atm. Lots of # TODOs here.

• You can add repositories using the web interface.
  • On trello, use Sidebar -> Menu -> Share, Print, and Export -> Export JSON to find the board and list IDs
• Users have to be manually inserted into the database. You can get user username from the JSON export above.
  • INSERT INTO "user" (github_user, trello_user) values ('user', '51d3212606fb87a58d000cee');
• Create a trello user for your bot.
• Invite the bot to join the board you'd like to use.
• Generate keys for your application here: https://trello.com/1/appKey/generate
• Get a token for the bot user:
  • https://trello.com/1/authorize?key=<your_key>&name=heroku_starter&response_type=token&expiration=never&scope=read,write
• Use heroku config to save the values for the application:
  • heroku config SET TRELLO_API_KEY=<API_KEY> TRELLO_API_SECRET=<API_SECRET> TRELLO_TOKEN=<your_token>
• Set up the Github web hooks to point to your application.
  • You'll need to add the hooks for pull_request, issues, pull_request_review_comment, and issue_comment
  • Here's the curl command to use (repository id is in the URI after you created your repository in the web interface):

    curl -u "<your username>" -i \
    https://api.github.com/hub \
    -F "hub.mode=subscribe" \
    -F "hub.topic=https://github.com/<repo owner>/<repo name>/events/<hook>" \
    -F "hub.callback=http://<your url>.herokuapp.com/hooks/<the repository id>/<hook>"

• Closing an issue/PR should add a comment to the Trello card.
• Use the Trello API so users don't need to look up hashes
  • API methods already implemented in trello.py
• UI for the Trello user <-> Github User mapping
• Automatically setup Github Webhooks when a repository is created
• Have the application use the Trello interface to get its own token