I use trello as a to do list in a really simple way, where each card only consists of a title (no description, checklist or anything else). As such it makes more sense to view the whole list at once.
To that end I have added a config option wholeList that is default false - thus default behaviour remains unchanged - setting it to true simply renders all cards in the list as per your other settings. I acknowledge that if each card has a deadline, description and checklist then the full render will be pretty ugly. In this case either leave wholeListfalse or set MMM-Trello to not show deadline, description or checklist until you have what you want.
I have also altered the refresh rate when viewing the whole list to be the same as the reload rate, as there is no need to keep re-rendering the same list.
The meat of the change is on lines 125-131 with the rest of that section being indent changes.
Jopyth
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7 years ago
I use trello as a to do list in a really simple way, where each card only consists of a title (no description, checklist or anything else). As such it makes more sense to view the whole list at once.
To that end I have added a config option
wholeListthat is default false - thus default behaviour remains unchanged - setting it totruesimply renders all cards in the list as per your other settings. I acknowledge that if each card has a deadline, description and checklist then the full render will be pretty ugly. In this case either leavewholeListfalseor setMMM-Trelloto not show deadline, description or checklist until you have what you want.I have also altered the refresh rate when viewing the whole list to be the same as the reload rate, as there is no need to keep re-rendering the same list.
The meat of the change is on lines 125-131 with the rest of that section being indent changes.