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Reddit for Alfred

Find subreddits and browse hot posts on Reddit.

Download

Get Reddit for Alfred from GitHub.

Note: Version 1.4 (and above) is not compatible with Alfred 2. Please download v1.3 if you're using Alfred 2.

Usage

• r/ — Show list of popular subreddits
  • ⇥, ↩ or ⌘+NUM — Show 50 hottest posts in selected subreddit
  • ⌘+↩ — Open subreddit in browser
  • ⇧ or ⌘+Y — Show Quick Look preview of subreddit
  • ⌥+↩ - Make post in the subreddit
• r/<query> — Search for subreddits matching <query>
  • ⇥ — Show 50 hottest posts in selected subreddit (same as appending /)
  • ↩ or ⌘+NUM — Open subreddit in browser
  • ⇧ or ⌘+Y — Show Quick Look preview of subreddit
  • ⌥+↩ - Make post in the subreddit
• r/<subreddit>/[<query>] — Show 50 hottest posts on subreddit <subreddit>, filtered by <query> if present
  • ↩ or ⌘+NUM — Open article in default browser
  • ⌘+↩ — Open Reddit comments in default browser
  • ⌥+↩ — Open article and Reddit comments in default browser
  • ⌘+L — Show full post title in Alfred's Large Type window
  • ⇧ or ⌘+Y — Show Quick Look preview of comments page (or post)
• r/u/<username>/m/<multi>/[<query>] — Show 50 hottest posts on user multireddit.

Note: OS X's "delete word" shortcut (⌥+⌫) is very handy for backing out of a subreddit.

Description

A basic workflow to browse subreddits.

The subreddit search, r/<query>, uses Reddit's API to search for subreddits that match <query>. 25 results are retrieved by default.

The subreddit search can be a bit odd, which is due to the legendary crapness of Reddit's search function.

Search within a subreddit, r/subreddit/<query>, only filters the list of hot results. 50 results are retrieved by default.

Configuration

There are a couple of options in the workflow's configuration sheet.

Set NSFW to 1 to include subreddits marked "over 18" in search results.

Set QUICKLOOK_POST to 1 for the Quick Look preview to show the article instead of the Reddit comment page.

Licensing, thanks etc.

Alfred-Reddit is released under the MIT Licence.

I found the logo in a Font Awesome issue on GitHub.

It's heavily based on Alfred-Workflow, also MIT-licensed.