Sometimes you may want to allow users to take actions directly on and related to a specific card. In those cases you would use the card-buttons
capability to add the buttons you need to the card. All buttons that come from Power-Ups land in the Power-Ups section.
You should return an array of button objects or a Promise that resolves to one. A button object has the following properties:
Property | Type | Notes |
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icon | String | The url to an icon for the button. Trello will add a color=[hex] query parameter which you can use to make the icon color match ours. This is easiest to do with an SVG icon. |
text | String | The name of the button, keep it short and sweet |
condition | String | To what types of users the button should be displayed. One of:admin - User is an admin on the board.edit - User can edit the board.readOnly - User can not edit the board.signedIn - User is logged into Trello.signedOut - User is not logged into Trello.always - Always show.The default is edit |
callback | Function | Optional function that will be called on click of the button |
url | String | Optional href for the button |
target | String | Optional with use of url property to add a target to the anchor tag. |
1 2var GRAY_ICON = 'https://cdn.hyperdev.com/us-east-1%3A3d31b21c-01a0-4da2-8827-4bc6e88b7618%2Ficon-gray.svg'; var onBtnClick = function (t, opts) { console.log('Someone clicked the button'); }; window.TrelloPowerUp.initialize({ 'card-buttons': function (t, opts) { return [{ // usually you will provide a callback function to be run on button click // we recommend that you use a popup on click generally icon: GRAY_ICON, // don't use a colored icon here text: 'Open Popup', callback: onBtnClick, condition: 'edit' }, { // but of course, you could also just kick off to a url if that's your thing icon: GRAY_ICON, text: 'Just a URL', condition: 'always', url: 'https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello', target: 'Trello Developer Site' // optional target for above url }]; } });
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