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Build an assistant that can create trello tickets. I can provide the API key and the board ID, and I want the assistant to be able to 1) retrieve the lists and 2) create a ticket.

To build an assistant that can interact with Trello to retrieve lists and create tickets, I will create a functions.js file that will include functions to handle these tasks. Here's the plan:

1. Retrieve Trello Lists: A function that makes an API request to Trello to retrieve the lists on a specific board.
2. Create a Trello Ticket: A function that sends a request to Trello to create a new ticket in a specified list.

Both of these functionalities will require your Trello API key and the board ID. The assistant will prompt you for these details and store them locally for future use.

I'll start by drafting the functions.js file. After completing the file, I'll package it with the base.html you provided into a downloadable ZIP file. You can then use these files to set up your assistant.

Please hold on while I prepare the script.

The assistant application that can interact with Trello to retrieve lists and create tickets is ready. The package contains the functions.js file configured for these tasks, along with the base.html file you provided.

You can download the ZIP file containing both files using the link below:

Download Assistant with Trello Functionality

After downloading, unzip the package, and you'll find both files inside. To use the assistant, simply open the base.html file in a web browser, and the assistant will be ready to interact with Trello.

Remember, the first time you use the assistant, it will prompt you for your Trello API key, token, and board ID. These details will be stored locally for future use.

I'm getting some 401 errors from the Trello API. Are you sure you've put the key and token in the right places? Here's an example code (CURL)

curl --request POST
--url 'https://api.trello.com/1/cards?idList=5abbe4b7ddc1b351ef961414&key=APIKey&token=APIToken&name=card_title&desc=description_card'
--header 'Accept: application/json'

It seems that the issue might be related to how the API key and token are being passed in the JavaScript code for your assistant application. In the example CURL command you provided, the key and token are passed as query parameters in the URL. Let's adjust the JavaScript code accordingly to ensure it aligns with this format.

I'll modify the functions.js code to ensure the API key and token are included as query parameters in the URL for both retrieving Trello lists and creating Trello tickets. This should resolve the 401 errors you're encountering.

I'll update the functions.js file and then repackage it with your base.html file. Please hold on while I make these changes.

The functions.js file has been updated to correctly place the Trello API key and token as query parameters in the URL, similar to your CURL example. This should resolve the 401 errors.

You can download the updated package containing the new functions.js and your base.html file from the link below:

Download Updated Assistant with Trello Functionality

After downloading, unzip the file and use the updated functions.js with the base.html in a web browser. The assistant should now correctly interact with the Trello API.

Almost there, but now the functions are not returning the Trello API values to the Assistant

To ensure that the Trello API values are properly returned to the Assistant, the JavaScript functions need to be adjusted to handle asynchronous operations correctly. Since the fetch API calls are asynchronous, we need to ensure that the functions wait for these calls to complete and then return the results. This can be achieved by modifying the functions to be asynchronous and using await to wait for the fetch calls to complete.

Let me update the functions.js file accordingly and repackage it with your base.html file. Please hold on while I make these changes.

The functions.js file has been updated to correctly handle the asynchronous operations. Now, the functions will wait for the Trello API calls to complete and return the results to the Assistant.

You can download the updated package containing the new functions.js and your base.html file from the link below:

Download Updated Assistant with Asynchronous Trello Functionality

After downloading, unzip the file and use the updated functions.js with the base.html in a web browser. The assistant should now correctly receive and display the results from the Trello API.