Trello Markdown New Line
Turns out, whenever you need something on the internet, someone else has already made it.
I was looking around for a way to get several hundred Trello notes (and their descriptions) into a format where I could work on the texts in an offline format. (Trello doesn't have an offline mode.)
I found this excellent extension (made by 'Trapias') which allows you to get your data out of Trello. Click here for the Chrome extension itself and here for the source code over on Github. You can export to HTML, Markdown, Excel and OPML. This is a great set of options, and there are all sorts of advanced selections you can make.
To use:
(1) Go to the board menu -> more -> print and export
Trello Markdown Download
(2) a new button will appear called TrelloExport. (Previously there would just have been a JSON export option).
Trello Card Formatting
In card description and comments you can create tables by using markdown. The markdown syntax TCO uses is based on the Extended Syntax used by lots of markdown processors, so if Trello decides to implement the feature itself your TCO tables should display fine. (Trello doesn't have an offline mode.) I found this excellent extension (made by 'Trapias') which allows you to get your data out of Trello. Click here for the Chrome extension itself and here for the source code over on Github. You can export to HTML, Markdown, Excel and OPML.
Markdown is a simple “language” – or rather a set of shortcuts and characters – used for text formatting e.g. In messaging apps or social networks. Trello uses a simplified version of Markdown enabling basic text formatting options in the card content: For bold, mark your text in.double asterisks. Trello supports Markdown, meaning that HTML input is represented appropriately. Cards with attachments are also rendered well. For example, images are shown correctly on the card, bug links are detected etc.