A simple script for syncing Trello cards and Toggl projects.
Given a Trello organization and Toggl worskpace, trello2toggl will try to
match Trello boards and Toggl projects by name (identical string match), and
then sync cards and tasks between respective boards and projects.
For every open Trello card, a corresponding Toggl task is created, with
the prefix [Trello #<cardId>] and the card name (truncated to 50 characters).
When the card is archived, the corresponding Toggl task will be archived as
well.
Download the script from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/dobarkod/trello2toggl.git
cd trello2toggl
Prepare a Python virtual environment for it to run in:
mkvirtualenv --no-site-packages trello2toggl
pip install -r requirements.txt
Set up your API keys and configure sync parameters:
cp run.py.sample run.py
# now edit run.py to configure trello2toggl
Run it:
./run.py
It can be a little scary running the sync on all your boards and toggls.
To try it out on a (test) project first, add the project=['ProjectName']
parameter to the Sync constructor in run.py to explicitly list the projects
that should be syncd (see the Sync dostrings for examples).
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