So I've been using Process.st for a while and I like how everytime a process (or checklist) is completed a small animation plays of confetti being fired off (Similar to this but shorter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lw_smO-CjQ)
I was wondering if it was possible to do this in trello each time a checklist is completed? With an extension maybe?
It's a bit of a weird one I know but in a way, it provides a great mental payoff after you complete a job for a client.
@Office Email Haha yes that is a pretty weird one :)
But never one to shy away from a challenge I've created a Trellinator script that adds a celebration gif to a card when it's moved to the Done list:
https://trello.com/b/IG3FeOoY/weird-confetti
If you picked a bunch of different gifs, it could randomly select one. If you like this I can give you a hand setting it up.
If you're already a Butler user you could do the same thing with Butler, but you'd have to enable it on every board (and you can't currently sign up for Butler while they're doing the integration with Trello). Something like:
When a card is moved to "Done" add attachment "http://imageurl.com/"
With Trellinator you'd be able to install this as a global command and you could start using it right away, but you need a G-Suite account to install it. You can see the setup instructions here:
The code that produces the result in that demo board is here:
function weirdConfetti(notification)
{
new Notification(notification).addedCard("Done").attachLink("https://media0.giphy.com/media/l0IygWpszunxnkMAo/source.gif");
}
Hi Ian
How can I down load this feature onto my boards,
Any help greatly appreciated as it looks a great moral booster
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@Andrew Wilkins simplest way to do it would be to use this Butler command:
Otherwise you can install this Trellinator function globally:
https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/0d72115c76767b5cc4e35df396dc08e7
the setup for Trellinator is currently pretty complicated, instructions are here but you probably need to be a coder or at least familiar with code:
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