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Secure SHell for Alfred 3 Open SSH/SFTP/mosh connections from Alfred with autosuggestions based on SSH config files, /etc/hosts and your history. Features Auto-suggest hostnames from ~/.ssh/* and /etc/hosts (sources can be individually disabled). Remembers usernames, so you don't have to type them in every time. (You can also remove connections from your history or disable it entirely.) Alternate actions: - Open connection with mosh instead of SSH. - Open SFTP connection instead of SSH. - Ping host. Data sources The workflow reads hosts from the following sources (in this order of priority): ~/.ssh/config History (i.e. username + host addresses previously entered by the user) ~/.ssh/known_hosts /etc/hosts /etc/ssh/ssh_config Installation Download from Packal or GitHub releases and double-click the file to install in Alfred. Source code is on GitHub. Usage Keyword is ssh: ssh [<query>] — View and filter known SSH connections. - ↩ or ⌘+<NUM> — Open the connection. - ⇥ — Expand query to selected connection's title. Useful for adding a port number. - ⌘+↩ — Open an SFTP connection instead. - ⌘+⌥ — Open a mosh connection instead. - ⇧+↩ — Ping host. - ^+↩ — Forget connection (if it's from history). Configuration There are several options available in the workflow's configuration sheet. Notably, you can turn off individual autosuggestion sources. Please see the GitHub README for details. Please note: The workflow generates an ssh:// (or sftp://) URL and asks Alfred to open it. Similarly, the ping and mosh features uses Alfred 3's Terminal Command feature. If it's not opening in the right app, it's not the workflow's fault. Licencing & thanks This workflow is released under the MIT Licence. It uses the following libraries and resources: The icon is based on Octicons by Github (SIL Licence). ssh_config (MIT Licence) to parse SSH config files. awgo (MIT Licence) for the workflowy stuff. This workflow started as a port of @isometry's Python SSH workflow to Go as a testbed for awgo. It has since gained some additional features. If you need Alfred 2 support, check out @isometry's workflow. Changelog v0.6.0 — 2016-11-09 - Add in-workflow updates v0.5.0 — 2016-10-31 - Add support for SSH configuration files (~/.ssh/config and /etc/ssh/ssh_config) - Alternate action: open connection with mosh v0.4.0 — 2016-05-27 - Add ability to turn sources of suggestions off #1 v0.3.0 — 2016-05-26 - Alternate action: Open SFTP connection - Alternate action: Ping host - Remember connections with usernames, so you don't have to type the username each time v0.2.0 — 2016-05-23 - First public release -
Hello guys! Just wanted to share workflow I created for Mountain Duck app. Heavily based on Cyberduck Favorites by Kasoki Just use "md" and "mt" keywords for searching your bookmarks list of ftp\sftp\basically any type of server to quickly mount\unmount or ssh to it. It's based on apple script menu bar item click integration, but is very reliable, at least for me. Workflow GitHub Happy for any kind of feedback
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Browse and open your ForkLift 3 favourites. Download | Source code Usage ftp [<query>] — List/filter favourites ↩ — Open selected favourite in ForkLift
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Hi everybody, I've published my first Alfred 2 workflow's; this basic workflow allow you to easly connect to your Transmit favorites. The syntax is very simple: `ftp <name>` when <name> could be: - favorite name in transmit - favorite username - favorite server - favorite remote path Here the github repository: https://github.com/BigLuck/alfred2-transmit And the .alfredworkflow direct download link: https://github.com/BigLuck/alfred2-transmit/raw/master/Transmit%20Favorites.alfredworkflow
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Hi all, I'm starting this thread to ask... is there someone able to create an interachy workflow that could read and execute the stored bookmarks? The app is found in: http://nolobe.com/interarchy/ i.e. I have a bookmark to mirror two folders, one local, and other remote. It's what I use in webdev – do the stuff in localhost, test, then mirror the changes. It would be great if this could be faster, even if by a couple of seconds. Thanks best Bruno
