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airtable-alfred

v1.0.0

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Open any airtable base and table from Alfred

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Readme

Airtable Tasks Alfred Workflow

This Alfred workflow enables quick interaction with Airtable, allowing you to manage bases, sync tables, and perform various other tasks directly from Alfred. It automates routine Airtable actions such as setting up the API key, syncing tables, listing bases, and navigating to specific tables.

Features

  • Set Up Airtable API Key: Quickly configure your Airtable API key using the tablesetup command.
  • List Bases: Retrieve and display a list of all your Airtable bases using the base command.
  • Open Table: Search for and open a specific table within a base using the _table command.
  • Go to Airtable Table: Directly navigate to a specific Airtable table in your browser using the table command.
  • Reset cache: Empty cache of local bases and tables via tablereset command (useful after adding a new base).

Installation

  1. Clone or download the workflow files.
  2. Import the workflow into Alfred.
  3. Ensure you have Node.js and the necessary dependencies installed (e.g., via npm install).
  4. Set up your Airtable API key using the tablesetup command.

Workflow Structure

Script Filters

  • Set up Airtable API Key

    • Keyword: tablesetup
    • Script: Runs tablesetup.js to configure your API key.

  • Sync Tables

    • Keyword: tablesync
    • Script: Runs tablesync.js to sync tables.

  • List Bases

    • Keyword: base
    • Script: Runs list-bases.js to list all your Airtable bases.

  • Go to Airtable Table

    • Keyword: table
    • Script: Runs list-tables.js to navigate quickly to a specific table. This shows only tables available in cache. So you might need to load these first via selecting a base.

Usage

  1. Set Up API Key: Type tablesetup in Alfred and follow the prompts to enter your Airtable API key.
  2. Sync Tables: Type tablesync to synchronize your tables.
  3. List Bases: Type base to see a list of your bases.
  4. Open a Table: Use _table to search and open a table.
  5. Go to Table: Type table followed by the table name to open it directly in Airtable.

Requirements

  • Alfred 4+
  • Node.js installed on your system
  • Airtable account and API key

Credits

Created by Martin Malinda. If you want to quickly add records right from the browser, you can check out my chrome extension Powersave.