Dumps the contents of Trello boards into a folder structure. The generated files can be then pushed to Github or a Bitbucket Wiki.

See the demo boards, which were generated from these Trello boards: https://trello.com/b/23HXX6Gr/trellofs-demo-board https://trello.com/b/bkskcUIO/welcome-board

• compatible with Github and Bitbucket Wiki
• supports attachments
• shows image attachments directly in the card view
• label files that contain references to cards with the labels
• supports updating the repository
• downloads the same attachments only once
• replaces links to cards in the exported boards with local links

1. Install the gem

gem install trello-fs

2. Create a file like this one:

require 'trello-fs'

TrelloFs.build({
  title: 'Some Title',
  description: 'Some Description',
  path: 'PATH_TO_THE_TARGET_FOLDER',
  developer_public_key: 'DEVELOPER_PUBLIC_KEY',
  member_token: 'MEMBER_TOKEN',
  board_ids: ['BOARD_ID']
})

3. Replace the placeholder keys in the file above

• See the Configuration section in https://github.com/jeremytregunna/ruby-trello to learn how to get the keys
• You can get the board_id when you go to a board in Trello and add .json to the end of the URL

4. Run ruby NAME_OF_YOUR_FILE.rb
5. Integrate with a CRON job that will run the script and push the changes to Github (or don't, I don't care)