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Will be in the Gallery soon, at http://alfred.app/workflows/gleitz/howdoi/.

howdoi already exists in Homebrew’s main tap! That’s why I could confidently recommend switching one for the other.

howdoi
Instant coding answers via Alfred
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Overview
I am the maintainer of this workflow, and of the `howdoi` repository.
Visit Howdoi in the Alfred Forum and view the workflow on Github.
Installation
Make sure howdoi is installed on your machine with brew install howdoi. Usage
Invoke the Alfred workflow with the keyword Question Keyword (default: `howdoi`) and then your query. The output will be shown as large type and also copied to the clipboard. Use ⌘↩ to open the answer's web page instead.
 

 
New to howdoi? You can get started by running:
howdoi howdoi Useful Links
howdoi github page

howdoi
Download the Workflow | Fork on Github
Instant coding answers via Alfred
⚡ Never open your browser to look for help again ⚡
Introduction to howdoi
Are you a hack programmer? Do you find yourself constantly Googling for how to do basic programming tasks?
Suppose you want to know how to use the `tar` command. Why open your browser and read through blogs (risking major distraction) when you can simply stay in Alfred and ask:
$ howdoi properly use tar command > tar -czf /tmp/workspace.tar.gz . Installation
Make sure howdoi is installed on your machine with brew install howdoi. Usage
Invoke the Alfred workflow with the keyword Question Keyword (default: howdoi) and then your query. The output will be shown as large type and also copied to the clipboard. Use ⌘↩ to open the answer's web page instead.
 

 
New to howdoi? You can get started by running:
howdoi howdoi Notes
If `howdoi` is installed to a non-standard Homebrew location (or with `pip`) then you need to tell Alfred about your appropriate `PATH`.
Open the Workflow in Alfred Click "prepare workflow configuration" in the top right (the icon looks like `(x)`) Select the "Environment Variables" tab Make a new entry with name PATH and value as the text output of entering echo $PATH in a terminal, e.g. `/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Users/username/.homebrew/bin`. Useful Links
howdoi github page