A small sample Power-Up for Trello that shows weather data on cards. It piggyback's on the locations that can be added to cards using the Map Power-Up.

If a card has a location set on it, this Power-Up will automatically show current weather data on the front and back of the card.

We developed this Power-Up live on a YouTube stream which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLCkcQnwAQk

We use NodeJS to build our Power-Up. Currently, this project expects that you are running version 12.x

We recommend you use a tool called nvm to help you manage your versions of node. If you have it installed, you can simply run nvm i in this directory to install the right version of node.

We use Yarn to install and manage our dependencies. Once you've got Yarn installed, in this directory, you can run yarn install to setup your dependencies locally.

This Power-Up relies on the awesome OpenWeatherMap project. You'll need to sign up for your own free account to use their API. Once you have an account grab your API key as you'll need to set that as an environment variable wherever you are building your Power-Up as APP_ID.

In Netlify you can set environment variables at the site level: Settings > Build & deploy > Environment > Environment variables

We need a place to host our Power-Up. For the purposes of this example we recommend Netlify which has an excellent free plan.

If you fork this repository, you can point your Netlify site at your forked version of the repository.

1. Click New site from Git
2. Find and select your version of this repository
3. Your "Build command" should be yarn build
4. Your "Publish directory" should be dist
5. Click Deploy site and your Power-Up will build and have a Netlify address

Trello has a whole Developers Site with various guides and documentation.

You can jump right to Power-Ups Documentation