List, search and run/open AppleScripts for the active application in Alfred.
Download the latest workflow release from GitHub. Open the workflow file to install in Alfred.
.as [<query>]— Show/search list of AppleScripts for the active application↩— Run the selected script.⌘ + ↩— Open the selected script in Script Editor.⌥ + ↩— Reveal the selected script in Finder.
appscripts [<query>]— Show workflow configuration.Help– Open this file in your browser.(No) Update Available— Whether or not the workflow can be updated. Action the item to update or force an update check.Search Directories Recursively– Whether the script directories should be searched recursively. Use with some caution.Edit Script Directories— Open the configuration file in your default editor. The file contains a detailed description of how it works.Reset to Defaults— Delete configuration and cache files.
The workflow comes with a default set of directories. These are defined in a settings file that you
can edit yourself. Use the Edit Script Directories option in the configuration
(keyword appscripts) to open the file in your editor.
These are the default directories. {app_name} will be replaced with the name of the currently
active application, e.g. BBEdit or OmniFocus, and {bundle_id} with the application's bundle
ID, e.g. com.barebones.bbedit or com.omnigroup.OmniFocus2:
~/Library/Scripts/Applications/{app_name}~/Library/Scripts/Applications/{bundle_id}~/Library/Application Scripts/{app_name}~/Library/Application Scripts/{bundle_id}~/Library/Application Support/{app_name}/Scripts~/Library/Application Support/{bundle_id}/Scripts~/Library/Containers/{bundle_id}/Data/Library/Application Support/{app_name}/Scripts
Any *.scpt, *.applescript, *.scptd (script bundle) or *.js (JXA) files found within the
above directories will be shown.
If you add a directory path that doesn't contain {app_name} or {bundle_id}, it will match every
application and the scripts will always be shown. See the settings file
(AppScript Directories.txt) for more information.
Please use GitHub issues to report bugs or request features.
This Alfred Workflow comes from the abandoned Workflow of Dean Jackson
AppScripts Alfred Workflow is licensed under the MIT License
The workflow uses the following libraries:
The workflow uses following icons:
- Workflow icon created by Jono Hunt
- Other icons are from Font Awesome (SIL OFL 1.1 license)