Displays a visual representation of a Trello Board inside the terminal.

Show-MyTrelloBoard.ps1

#Requires -modules Microsoft.PowerShell.ConsoleGuiTools, PowerTrello

# Read more about positions 
# https://migueldeicaza.github.io/gui.cs/api/Terminal.Gui/Terminal.Gui.Pos.html

# Getting started with Terminal.UI by Adam Driscoll
# https://blog.ironmansoftware.com/tui-powershell/

# options https://github.com/cbttrevor/powershell-terminal


# take note of your buffer size
# $host.ui.rawui.buffersize

# https://github.com/rothgar

$BoardName = 'Posts+Projects'
# Import the module and got things started
Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.ConsoleGuiTools 
$module = (Get-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.ConsoleGuiTools -List).ModuleBase
Add-Type -Path (Join-path $module Terminal.Gui.dll)
[Terminal.Gui.Application]::Init()

# Grab information from trello
$board = Get-TrelloBoard -Name $BoardName
$lists = Get-TrelloList -BoardId $board.id | Sort-Object pos
$cards = Get-TrelloCard -Board $board


# Instantiate window
$Window = [Terminal.Gui.Window]::new()


# Determine how wide each frame view should be
$widthPercent = 100 / $lists.count


# Foreach List we generate a frame view
foreach ($list in $lists) {

      Write-Verbose "Generating frame view for $($list.name) list"

      # grab all cards in the current list
      $listCards = $cards | Where-Object idlist -eq $list.id
    
      #region Generate Frame View - container view that has title, border, and contain other subviews
      $Frame = [Terminal.Gui.FrameView]::new()
      $Frame.Title = $list.name
      $Frame.Width = [Terminal.Gui.Dim]::Percent($widthPercent)
      $Frame.Height = [Terminal.Gui.Dim]::Fill()
    
      # If there is already a frame we will put this to the right of it
      if ($previousFrame) { $frame.x = [Terminal.Gui.Pos]::right($previousFrame) }

      # Grab a copy of the frame so we can refer to it later for positioning
      $previousFrame = $frame

      #endregion

    
      #region Go through each card and generate a clickable button
      foreach ($card in $listCards) {
            # Generate button for each card
            $button = [Terminal.Gui.Button]::new()
            $button.text = $card.name 
            $button.height = 2
            $button.Width = [Terminal.Gui.Dim]::Fill()

            # Add a dialog box when you click on an action
            $button.add_clicked( {
                  $result =  [Terminal.Gui.MessageBox]::Query($card.name, "Read Description/Move/Archive/", @("Description", "Move","Archive")) 
            
                  switch ($result) {
                        0 {  }
                        1 { }
                        2 { }
                        Default {}
                  }
            } )



            # If there is a previous button we need to put this below it
            if ($previousButton) { $button.y = [Terminal.Gui.Pos]::Bottom($previousButton) } 
            $previousButton = $button    

            
            
            $Frame.Add($Button)
      }
      
      # Nullify the variable so it doesn't trigger for the next iteration
      $previousButton = $null
    

     #DElete this i think $previousLabel = $Label
   
      # nullify the variable so that it doesn't exist in the next loop
      $previousButton = $null

      #endregion #>

      # Add the newly created frame to the window
      $Window.Add($Frame)


}

$Window.Title = "$BoardName Trello Board"
[Terminal.Gui.Application]::Top.Add($Window)

# This is was actually RUNS the application
[Terminal.Gui.Application]::Run()