Heavily inspired (some might say copied /shrug) by https://github.com/edgarjs/alfred-github-repos.

Benefits of using this workflow:

• Fuzzy query filtering
• The refresh action isn't triggered if you mistype a repo name and press enter
• Repos are loaded asynchronously and much faster

Find the latest workflow file over in the releases tab or click here to download it directly. Double-click the file and it will install the workflow.

To create the API token needed by this workflow:

1. Go to the Personal access tokens page
2. Click Generate new token (might have to confirm password)
3. Give a descriptive name (like alfred github workflow) for reference later
4. Select repo
5. Select read:org
6. Click Generate token
7. Copy the token value
8. In Alfred enter gh-auth with a space and paste the token. Should look like: gh-auth ACCESS_TOKEN_HERE

Your repos should be loaded automatically. If you ever want to refresh the list of available repos, you can enter gh-refresh and it will update the repo list in the background and notify when it is done.

Listed in order of what I want

• allow public repos to be searched for by the name of the user/org followed by a slash
  • make sure to cache the response for filtering
• Add alternative action to copy the link for SSH / HTTPS for easy cloning
• allow users/orgs to be added in the environment variables section so that they are always loaded even on refresh
• see your own notifications, pull requests, issues?
• maybe some other actions to get pull requests, issues, etc?

When adding a new tag/release, you will need to run the install-libraries script to install dependencies into the lib directory. Package new release with the files produced in the lib directory. Install libraries with:

./install-libraries.sh

When adding new dependencies, list them in the requirements.txt. To ensure correct install, clear out your local lib directory and run install-libraries.sh again, then add workflow to alfred and test functionality.