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Butler is my default go-to automation for Trello boards.
Project Ading is yet another Butler Http Request action project to complement Butler in the areas of 'conditionals' such that it will take two variables A and B and will return you variable C if the condition is met for example if A <= B set C to be "True", A != B return C="True" or if A in B return C="Hooray be", etc.
This can be easily be extended to A + B = C or A / B = C or replace A in B replace with C and return C=new B.
This implementation is made possible because recent enhancements for "conditionals" and other existing modules such a text action, list action and calculator...etc on the backend system.
More importantly, the endpoint does not need your API key or your token for it to work.
How would you use it in Butler? You can set C to a custom field which acts as a trigger to your Butler commands.
Feel free to comment, watch,...etc. Let me know how you might want to use it. I will update this post with more information.
@SGi Admin Hello,
You are doing really great job!
I just want to inform you that Smart Fields for Trello Power Up will do this task without any coding.
Thank you for your feedback. By using Butler HTTP request action, it can be embedded with your Butler commands. As far I remembered, Smartfields values is not accessible from Butler like most Power Ups.
@SGi Admin Yes it is not possible to access SmartFields values from Butler directly, but Now it's possible to trigger Butler rules from SmartFields by updating Custom field. You can use special Field like a Flag and update that Flag using conditions reached in SmartFields. Also you can mirror all necessary SmartFields to Custom Fields to use this data in Butler.
Yes, that is would be quite similar. Since A, B , C can be variable or constant it opens up a range of automation that would not be possible like testing for day of week, age of cards, days on list, etc.
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