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I’m a newbie to both Alfred development and GitHub version control. I built a new Alfred workflow called Sequential Strings Creator published on Github. I read some documents such as "Exporting and Sharing Workflows” but still confuse about the mechanism of shared release. That is, how should I release the next version so that other Alfred users can get it via the bundle ID? I plan to release the next version by the following steps: Clone the repo from Github remote to local Modify the files and fix the bugs Push the n -
Here's a workflow that's useful for developers; it allows you to convert between timestamps and formatted datetime strings with ease. Simply type "df" followed by: "now", a UTC unix timestamp, or a formatted datetime string. This will present you with the parsed date in various formats ready to copy to your clipboard. Download -
A significant problem in adding Alfred 3 features to my workflows is that Alfred-Workflow's update mechanism, which is based on GitHub releases and used by scores of workflows, has no way to tell if a workflow is Alfred 2 compatible or not. Either there's a release with a higher version number containing an .alfredworkflow file or there isn't. That's how GitHub releases work. Developers currently have 2 options to prevent their updated-for-Alfred-3 workflows trying to break themselves in Alfred 2: Start a new repo Mangle the release in some way that older library versions ignore it No. -
Hey guys, I've just created "Dev Doctor" it has autosuggestions for development amongst others http://wemakeawesomesh.it/alfred-dev-doctor/ A simple walkthorugh of the kinds of things you can do with Alfred Dev Doctor. A really simple documentation helper for alfred. Supports: Languages & Frameworks with autosuggest search PHP - php {query} JavaScript - js {query} jQuery - jq {query}, jquery {query} HTML - html {query} CSS - css {query} Python - py {query}, python {query} node.js - node {query} Ruby on Rails - rails {query} Haskell - haskell {query} Erlang - erlang {query}
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