ChristianOlsen

Thank you:) I understand that this isn't the norm. I'm working on a workflow that talks to Kubernetes clusters and it's very useful to be able to quickly switch between clusters (context in k8s lang). I could possibly set this up without a configuration variable, but I feel this is the cleanest way of doing it, as it makes sure the "default" context is set when the workflow is initially installed.

Leaving this here for the others that might also need this:
on run argv set theQuery to item 1 of argv set bundleID to (system attribute "alfred_workflow_bundleid") tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" set configuration "kube_context" to value theQuery in workflow bundleID with exportable end tell return theQuery end run Here "kube_context" is the configuration variable.

WireGuard Control
 
Simple workflow that toggle on/off any existing WireGuard VPN tunnels.
The workflow is written in bash, so it should be pretty robust against OS updates etc.
 
New release
Version 1.1.2 released!
Improvements:
1) VPN connections are sorted so the results are always in the same order.
2) Filtering of the results, by user input, enabled.
3) WireGuard is now spelled correctly (Capital G).
 
Download:
https://alfred.app/workflows/christianolsen/wireguard-control/
 
Instructions:
Use the keyword "wguard" to activate the workflow.

 

WireGuard Control
 
Simple workflow that toggle on/off any existing WireGuard VPN tunnels.
The workflow is written in bash, so it should be pretty robust against OS updates etc.
 
New release
Version 1.1.2 released!
Improvements:
1) VPN connections are sorted so the results are always in the same order.
2) Filtering of the results, by user input, enabled.
3) WireGuard is now spelled correctly (Capital G).
 
Download:
https://alfred.app/workflows/christianolsen/wireguard-control/
 
Instructions:
Use the keyword "wguard" to activate the workflow.

 

WireGuard Control
 
Simple workflow that toggle on/off any existing WireGuard VPN tunnels.
The workflow is written in bash, so it should be pretty robust against OS updates etc.
 
New release
Version 1.1.2 released!
Improvements:
1) VPN connections are sorted so the results are always in the same order.
2) Filtering of the results, by user input, enabled.
3) WireGuard is now spelled correctly (Capital G).
 
Download:
https://alfred.app/workflows/christianolsen/wireguard-control/
 
Instructions:
Use the keyword "wguard" to activate the workflow.

 

WireGuard Control
 
Simple workflow that toggle on/off any existing WireGuard VPN tunnels.
The workflow is written in bash, so it should be pretty robust against OS updates etc.
 
New release
Version 1.1.2 released!
Improvements:
1) VPN connections are sorted so the results are always in the same order.
2) Filtering of the results, by user input, enabled.
3) WireGuard is now spelled correctly (Capital G).
 
Download:
https://alfred.app/workflows/christianolsen/wireguard-control/
 
Instructions:
Use the keyword "wguard" to activate the workflow.

 

Thanks for a great workflow:)

It seems from your screenshot that Netflix is using a different subdomain for Europe.
It may be possible to implement in my API. I will investigate further and let you know.