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Cheatsheet

Alfred workflow that gets shortcuts for applications, websites, tools and others

If you have any questions or issues, checkout the discussion at the alfred forum here. Or create an issue if you cannot find an answer.

Supported

  • Alfred
  • AutoMute Chrome extension
  • Evernote
  • Finder
  • Firefox
  • Github.com
  • Google Chrome
  • Google Sheets
  • inbox.google.com
  • IntelliJ Idea (default Mac OS X)
  • iTerm2
  • Mac OSX
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Word
  • Outlook
  • Reddit Enhancement Suite
  • Safari
  • Slack
  • Sublime Text
  • Terminal
  • Trello.com
  • Things
  • Video Speed Controller chrome extension
  • Vim
  • Vintage Sublime
  • Visual Studio Code
  • Youtube.com

Request apps to add

If you would like to request an app to add, please comment on this issue #17

To download

Download workflow file

To do

  • more and better testing
  • merge Sublime and Sublime vintage
  • standarize shortcuts with symbols

To add more apps

  • add it yourself to [custom.json] in your data directory. Open up the cheatsheet and enter the first option to open the directory.
  • to overwrite any default, ^โŽ on any shortcut in the app.
  • to share with everyone, create a PR with the app shortcuts you want to add [/src/shortcuts.py]. Please also include the app icon (src/apps/icons/%APP NAME%.png).
  • create an issue requesting the tool you want us to add

To show or hide apps in search results

Open settings.json in your data directory. To show only some specific apps in the search results list them in show_only_apps parameter:

{
  "__workflow_last_version": "1.3.0",
  "show_only_apps": [
    "Alfred",
    "Mac OSX",
    "Terminal"
  ]
}

All other apps would be hidden then.

To hide some apps in the search results list them in hide_apps parameter:

{
  "__workflow_last_version": "1.3.0",
  "hide_apps": [
    "Microsoft Word",
    "Video Speed Controller chrome extension"
  ]
}

Steps to release workflow:

  1. pull latest changes from master
  2. cd src and python shortcuts.py to update pkl file
  3. import plugin into alfred (you can copy and paste the src/ folder into Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows)
  4. test workflow with added features
  5. right click on workflow in alfred preferences and hit export
  6. replace the Cheatsheet.alfredworkflow file in the repo (keeps download url in readme updated)
  7. update src/version file with upcoming version
  8. push changes
  9. go to releases tab in github repo
  10. hit Draft a new release
  11. insert Cheatsheet.alfredworkflow to selected binaries
  12. update tag to be more than current release

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