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hi there, I'm trying to fullfill my use case of the trello as a todo list and what I'm really missing out is that I need to keep unchecked items from the checklist at the top and all checked items move down. I'm fine if it wouldn't preserve the original order. Any tool is good - butler, power-ups, whatever. Main goal is whenever item is checked - move it very down, and when unchecked - move it very up.
I have not come across any power up to do this. You should be able to use http request following a trigger for a checklist item marked complete to handle the sorting in the manner that you want.
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I added to my list of add-on to Trello automation
https://trello.com/c/7RbgMWr2/62-move-item-to-bottom-of-checklist
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I'm not quite sure how can I make an http request from my phone in the grocery store. I can do this from my desktop though but it isn't what I really can use for this case, sorry.
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You can set up an automation in Trello with a trigger when item is checked ..etc then call the http request.
Once that is in place, when you complete an item on your phone, the automation will automatically kick in to move the item to the bottom.
It works like any automation you put in place. Trello provide the http request action to allow users to call third party services to handle unique automation requirements.
You can write your own code if you so wishes.
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