The Package Tracker Power-Up is very interesting to me but I'm just barely getting started with Trello and the Trello API.
I'm really like what I can do with Butler but it's looking like Butler can't access the data in the Package Tracker box. I want to use Butler to automatically move the cards as a package's status changes.
I'm also currently looking in to using the REST API to get data from the Package Tracker component and shove it into Custom Fields so that I can use those fields to trigger Butler.
What is the best way to accomplish this?
@Chris Parker the information stored by a given powerup for a given card is retrived by setting the pluginData attribute to true:
https://developers.trello.com/reference/#cardsid
or using the pluginData endpoint:
I ended up just working with Shippo directly. I had already started working on a project last year that ended up abandoned due to time constraints. But then I saw Package Tracker and Butler and thought it would be a shortcut to accomplishing my goal but the Trello API turned out to be very cumbersome. (Trello is a perfect use case for GraphQL.)
Anyway, I decided to go back to my old project and finish it up.
Still looking forward to getting some internal processes documented and tracked in Trello with Butler. That is an awesome power up.
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Hi Chris, I doubt that Butler is able to access data from the Package Tracker Power-Up.
The only workaround I can think of is using the Custom Fields Power-Up as an intermediary to store that data. Butler can access custom fields, so maybe there is a workaround hiding for you in there.
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Any idea how to get the data off of the card through the API? It doesn't appear to be present when retrieving a card.
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