This Alfred workflow allows you to quickly search and access your GitHub repositories using fzf
🕵️♂️, a command-line fuzzy finder. It streamlines the process of finding and navigating to your repositories, enhancing productivity and workflow efficiency 🚀.
- Fast Repository Search: Utilizes
fzf
for efficient and rapid searching through your GitHub repositories 🏃♂️💨. - Easy Repository Access: Directly navigate to the selected repository in your web browser 🌐.
- Go: Written in Golang - what more can I say 🐭.
To use this workflow, you need to set up a personal access token from GitHub with "repo" permissions. This token ensures secure and personalized access to your repositories.
-
Generate a GitHub Personal Access Token 🔑:
- Go to GitHub Tokens Settings.
- Generate a new token with "repo" permissions.
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Configure Alfred Workflow 🧰:
- Open Alfred Preferences and navigate to the GHRepos workflow.
- Click on "Configure Workflow...".
- Set the value of
GH_TOKEN
to your newly generated GitHub Personal Access Token.
After setting up, you can activate the workflow within Alfred:
- Invoke Alfred 🔍.
- Type
gh
followed by your search query to find a repository. - Use
fzf
search capabilities to quickly filter and select the desired repository 👓. - Press
Enter
to open the selected repository in your web browser 🌐.
To refresh the cache:
- Invoke Alfred 🔍.
- Type
gh
and pressEnter
.
For support, suggestions, or contributions, please visit the workflow's GitHub repository.
This workflow is not affiliated with, directly supported, or endorsed by GitHub or Alfred.