As pointed out in the comments of the article, I was requested by the company Alcu, which operates Eijiro on the WEB, to delete the source code due to a violation of the terms of use, so I have removed it. The download link in the article is now invalid. I apologize for the violation. (Update: July 31, 2014)

Subscribed#

I use Alfred a lot, and I thought it would be great if I could open GitHub repositories quickly with Alfred, so I looked it up and found gharlan/alfred-github-workflow. However, I found out that the Workflow feature requires a subscription to Alfred, so I paid about 3000 yen.

It's super convenient.

Created a Workflow#

Since I paid for it, I wanted to use Workflows extensively, so I decided to create one myself. Workflows can be written in shell scripts, PHP, Python, Ruby, Perl, etc. The Google Suggest workflow that was in the app was written in PHP, so I wrote mine in PHP while mimicking that.

Eijiro Search#

I created a tool to search the online dictionary Eijiro on the WEB on Alfred. It's convenient when you want to know the meaning of an English word or the usage of a certain word, as you can quickly look up meanings and example sentences.

Source Code#

The source code is available at morishin/alfred-eijiro-workflow. If anyone wants to use it, please download it from here.