Install without npm. Use *.alfredworkflow file method.

[michaelwoodruff]

Install without npm? Use *.alfredworkflow file method.

I can't get npm to work. It may be corporate laptop permission issue.

[megaroeny]

Agreed. You should provide the .alfredworkflow file in the Releases 🙏

Providing clearer/more details documentation configuration would be appreciated too. Some of (like myself) might not be familiar with creating files with access tokens, etc.

[megaroeny]

A follow-up to this — There seems to be an issue now with alfred-link (or alfred-npm), so those of us trying to use this method can't even install Alfred-Figma ☹️

See my comment here: https://github.com/SamVerschueren/alfred-link/pull/20#issuecomment-472024948

[jonrohan]

I’d love to wire this up automatically. Keeping open until I can get around to it

[megaroeny]

@jonrohan was this updated to the latest version of Alfy now? Did it fix the issue with installing via npm? I saw some commits around that

[jonrohan]

It was updated in #6 , I completely forgot to publish it. v 0.3.0 is out. I hope that fixes the npm install issue

[megaroeny]

@jonrohan I tried running the installation command again, but ran into this error again ☹️

Am I missing something?

[MrBeardedGuy]

Same here. Would it be possible to have a .alfredworkflow file???

[ivanbabko]

Same error :(

[megaroeny]

I'm not going to bother with this anymore since Figma now has a much-improved file browser (with search) and plugins are a thing too. So I would explore that instead. If you ever make an actual workflow file, I'll be excited.

[banar]

Unfortunately, the same error.