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BAR optionally integrates with Trello, letting you manage ban lists and admin data from a Trello board — useful for teams who want a visual interface for moderation. When enabled, BAR reads ban data from your Trello board and enforces those bans automatically on player join.

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Prerequisites

Trello integration relies on Roblox’s HttpService to make outbound API requests. Before configuring Trello in BAR, you must enable HTTP requests for your game:
  1. Open your game in Roblox Studio.
  2. Go to Game Settings → Security.
  3. Enable Allow HTTP Requests.
Without this setting enabled, all Trello API calls will silently fail.

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Configuration

The Trello fields are located in main_script.lua inside the Configuration table:

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Setup Steps

  1. Enable HttpService in Roblox Studio under Game Settings → Security → Allow HTTP Requests.
  2. Create a Trello board dedicated to your game’s moderation data. Navigate to trello.com/app-key to retrieve your App Key and generate a Token.
  3. Fill in the config in main_script.lua:
  4. Publish your game. BAR will now sync ban data with your Trello board on server start and enforce Trello-sourced bans on player join.

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In-Game Command

If Trello is not configured or HttpService is unavailable, running :trellobans will display the hint: “Trello is not configured.”
Your Trello App Key and Trello Token are private credentials that grant write access to your Trello account. Never share your main_script.lua file publicly while these fields are filled in. Anyone with these values can modify your Trello board.
Trello integration is entirely optional. BAR functions fully without it — DataStore-based bans (set via :ban and :pban) work independently and do not require Trello to be configured.