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# Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred

*Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred* allows you to search, open, and edit Confluence content from 
Alfred. Just hit type `c <search term>` to search for Confluence.


## Getting Started

In order to get started:

1. Download the latest version of *Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred* from the 
   [Github releases page](https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/releases).
2. Double click the downloaded file to install the workflow in Alfred.
3. In the workflow configuration:
   * **URL** - enter the Confluence Base URL, e.g. https://amce.atlassian.net (if you 
     have a really old Atlassian URL it could also be something like https://amce.jira.com)
   * **Email** - enter the email adress of your Atlassian ID account
   * **API Token** - enter an API token for Confluence. (Generate it here: 
     https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens)

To search for Confluence content, open Alfred with `⌘Space` and enter `c <search term>`.


<commit_msg>Added feature section in README.md<commit_after>![Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred](https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/raw/main/src/assets/banner.png)


# Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred

*Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred* allows you to search, open, and edit Confluence content from 
Alfred. Just hit type `c <search term>` to search for Confluence.

## Features

- Super simple configuration thanks to the new Workflow User Configuration in Alfred 5.
- Limit to search to single spaces by adding `-s <spacekey>` to the search terms
- Limit to search to content types by adding `-t <contentTypes>` to the search terms (<contenttypes> is a comma-separated list of `page`, `blogpost`, `attachment`, e.g. `page,attachment`)
- Copy Confluence page URL with `⌘C`
- Authentication via API token


## Getting Started

In order to get started:

1. Download the latest version of *Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred* from the 
   [Github releases page](https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/releases).
2. Double click the downloaded file to install the workflow in Alfred.
3. In the workflow configuration:
   * **URL** - enter the Confluence Base URL, e.g. https://amce.atlassian.net (if you 
     have a really old Atlassian URL it could also be something like https://amce.jira.com)
   * **Email** - enter the email adress of your Atlassian ID account
   * **API Token** - enter an API token for Confluence. (Generate it here: 
     https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens)

To search for Confluence content, open Alfred with `⌘Space` and enter `c <search term>`.



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