<commit_before># Elasticsearch documentation alfred workflow

An alfred workflow, that queries the Elastic documentation and allows you to open the documentation in a browser directly from Alfred.

![Example](screenshot.png)

**Note**: You will need the Alfred [Powerpack](https://www.alfredapp.com/powerpack/) to use this workflow - which is commercial software. Check out the [Alfred app](https://www.alfredapp.com/) website.

## Download

You can download the workflow from [the packal alfred workflow repository](http://www.packal.org/), if you don't want to build it yourself.

**Note**: You need to have node.js installed to get up and running. You can check by executing `node --version`, as you need a node version >= 10.0 (which, frankly, should be pretty standard nowadays).

## Usage

The keyword to trigger the search in Alfred is `elastic` by default.

You can search across the whole documentation, or you can limit by a product by using something like `elastic b beat`. These are the available product abbreviations:

| Letter | Product                              |<commit_msg>Docs: create direct link to workflow on packal<commit_after># Elasticsearch documentation alfred workflow

An alfred workflow, that queries the Elastic documentation and allows you to open the documentation in a browser directly from Alfred.

![Example](screenshot.png)

**Note**: You will need the Alfred [Powerpack](https://www.alfredapp.com/powerpack/) to use this workflow - which is commercial software. Check out the [Alfred app](https://www.alfredapp.com/) website.

## Download

You can download the workflow from [the packal alfred workflow repository](http://www.packal.org/workflow/elastic-documentation-search), if you don't want to build it yourself.

**Note**: You need to have node.js installed to get up and running. You can check by executing `node --version`, as you need a node version >= 10.0 (which, frankly, should be pretty standard nowadays).

## Usage

The keyword to trigger the search in Alfred is `elastic` by default.

You can search across the whole documentation, or you can limit by a product by using something like `elastic b beat`. These are the available product abbreviations:

| Letter | Product                              |
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