Recently¹ I have forked, updated, and started distributing two Alfred workflows: alred-bear.alfredworkflow and docker-hub.alfredworkflow.

alfred-bear

I forked alfred-bear from bjrnt/alfred-bear to fix a few issues:

• it wasn’t built for Apple Silicon
• it wasn’t codesigned or distributed in a notarized package
• on my machines, it just printed an error about the sqlite3 package requiring cgo; it didn’t successfully search my Bear notes

My fork fixes the error by using modernc.org/sqlite, a pure-Go SQLite implementation, to avoid the need for cgo. I’ve also updated the build and release process to:

• run on GitHub Actions
• build a codesigned binary that runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon
• produce a notarized .dmg for distribution

Download alfred-bear.alfredworkflow from GitHub.

docker-hub

I forked docker-hub from skyzyx/docker-hub.alfredworkflow for similar reasons. The original worked, but getting it to run took several steps due to the lack of codesigning and notarization. It also used a very outdated method to manage Go dependencies.

My fork:

• uses Go Modules for dependency management
• uses GitHub Actions for the build & release process
• builds a codesigned binary that runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon
• produces a notarized .dmg for distribution

Download docker-hub.alfredworkflow from GitHub.