A collection of Alfred workflows for quickly opening files in various code editors and running terminal commands from Finder.
Alfred Workflows is a collection of automation scripts for Alfred, a macOS productivity app, designed to help developers quickly open files in code editors and run terminal commands. It provides keyword-triggered actions that integrate Alfred with tools like Sublime Text, VS Code, Atom, and the terminal, streamlining common file and directory operations.
macOS developers and power users who use Alfred and frequently switch between Finder, code editors, and the terminal during their workflow.
It saves time by eliminating the need to manually navigate to directories or launch editors, offering a unified, keyboard-centric interface for common development tasks directly from Alfred.
Workflows for Alfred
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Supports opening files in numerous code editors like Sublime Text, VS Code, Atom, and IntelliJ IDEA via simple keywords, as listed in the README with dedicated workflows for each.
Allows executing terminal commands in the current Finder directory using 'cdh', with options to run in existing or new Terminal windows, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Implements file filters (e.g., 'subl*') for quickly finding and opening files without manual navigation, as shown in the README screenshots.
Expands tilde shortcuts ('~/') for easier path input, demonstrated in updates for workflows like Open with Sublime Text, reducing typing effort.
Last significant updates were in 2013-2015, so it may lack support for newer Alfred versions, editor updates, or modern macOS features.
Requires the Alfred app and likely the paid Powerpack for full functionality, limiting usability to Alfred users and adding cost.
READMe notes that using multiple Sublime versions can cause keyword overlaps (e.g., 'subl'), requiring manual adjustments to avoid conflicts.