GitFred: Helpful GitHub Assistant for Alfred.

[pseudometa]

• Search all public GitHub repositories via the keyword gh.
  • ⏎: Open the repo's GitHub page.
  • ⌥⏎: Copy the repo URL.
  • ⌃⏎: Shallow clone the repo to a local folder and open in the Terminal. Optionally, creates a fork on GitHub with the gh cli and prepares the repo for a PR.
  • ⇧⏎: Search the last 100 issues, use ⏎ to open the issue in the browser.
• Quick access the repositories you own via gg.
  • ⏎: If the repo is available locally on your device, open it in Finder. Otherwise, open the repo's GitHub page.
  • ⌘⏎: Open the repo's GitHub page.
  • ⌥⏎: Copy the repo link.
  • ⌃⏎: Shallow clone the repo to a local folder and open in the Terminal. If the repo is already locally available on your device, just open the repository in the Terminal.
  • ⇧⏎: Search the last 100 issues, use ⏎ to open the issue in the browser.
• Open recent GitHub issues you are involved in with ghi.
  • ⏎: Open the issue in the browser.
  • ⌥⏎: Copy the issue URL.
• Access Pull Requests (PRs) you have opened with the keyword gpr.
  • ⏎: Open the PR in the browser.
  • ⌥⏎: Copy the link to the PR.
• Directly open your GitHub notification via gn. (Requires that you export a $GITHUB_TOKEN set in your .zshenv.)
  • ⏎: Open the notification in the browser.
  • ⌘⏎: Mark the notification as read.
  • ⌥⏎: Copy the URL of the notification target.

 

➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/gitfred

Edited December 31, 2023 by pseudometa

[Habeneck]

Hi @pseudometa! This looks amazing, but when I click Download the latest release in your GitHub page, I get a 404.

 

[pseudometa]

1 hour ago, Habeneck said:

Hi @pseudometa! This looks amazing, but when I click Download the latest release in your GitHub page, I get a 404.

Thanks for the info, link is fixed. 

 

(Also, you can generally download stuff from GitHub by going to "Releases" in the GitHub sidebar.)

[Habeneck]

@pseudometa Super reactive thanks! 🙏

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Also, you can generally download stuff from GitHub by going to "Releases" in the GitHub sidebar

😲 Thanks for the tip!