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Hello my name is Ralf and I'm from good old germany.

I've written a dandelion ( git deployment ruby gem ) Workflow and would like to get some feedback, because I think I'm not doing it right :-)

Here is some code

dandelion deploy

# Load profile
cd ~/
. .bash_profile

# Load multiple parameters
read PROJECT REVISION <<< "{query}"

# Go to project folder
cd ~/Sites/$PROJECT

# run Dandelion
RESPONSE=$(dandelion deploy $REVISION)

# Notification
echo $RESPONSE

I'm loading the bash_profle because without it, it won't work as a "run script", as a terminal command it would run without it.

This is due the missing enviroment variables in the "run script" part.

The other commands are really basics.

Is there a better way to handle this enviroment stuff? As I run often in this situation with other workflows I've written.

Also I'm missing in Alfred something like a settings dialog for workflows.

Cheers Ralf

PS: Forgot to say, it works perfectly for me, but I still have the feeling that it could be better…

Ok, thank you very much for the hint!

Sad thing, it still don't work :-/

That will result in:

#!/bin/bash
 
# VARS
ROOT=~/Sites
 
read PROJECT COMMAND <<< "{query}"
# Go to project folder
cd $ROOT/$PROJECT
 
# Run WP-CLI command
OUTPUT=$(/usr/bin/wp $COMMAND)
 
# Post notification
echo $OUTPUT

wp can't connect to the MySQL DB…

Hello,

I've build a Alfred Workflow for using WP-CLI. It works if I use Terminal Command, but I don't want to open a terminal window everytime I use the workflow. As already said the "Run Script" should work the same way as "Terminal Command" but it doesn't I have no clue what I'm doing wrong.

I'm just a beginner so don't judge me too hard ;-)

Terminal Command

# VARS
ROOT=~/Sites

read PROJECT COMMAND <<< "{query}"

# Go to project folder
cd $ROOT/$PROJECT

# Run WP-CLI command
OUTPUT=$(wp $COMMAND)

# Post notification
echo $OUTPUT 

#!/bin/bash

# VARS
ROOT=~/Sites

read PROJECT COMMAND <<< "{query}"

# Go to project folder
cd $ROOT/$PROJECT

# Run WP-CLI command
OUTPUT=$(wp $COMMAND)

# Post notification
echo $OUTPUT