iterm-flow

Alfred workflow for auto login in iterm2

Introduce

Common login case is easy, you can send ssh root@ip and input passwd. Also you can use ssh-keygen to generate key for no password login. According to above information, you can make simple workflow like alfred-ssh, making login more smart.

Alfred-ssh which reading login information from hosts config has some disadvantages.

1. When machines number grow, we can't find dest machine info quickly.
2. In some cases, our login server routine is localhost->jumper->dest_server, so Alfred-ssh cannot work well.

What iterm-flow do is

1. Providing gen.go for generating alfred env through machine info input.
2. Providing efficient way for search machine info.
3. Providing quick login method with less artificial work.

Installation

1. Download latest version and install it.
2. Add Alfred workflow env variables.
   1. You can use gen.go to generate env
   2. Or you can generate env by yourself:
      Adding a server, you should add an env Name is server name, Value is json format, the field with omitempty is optional.

      type Node struct {
      Tags []string `json:"tags"`
      IP     string `json:"ip"`
      Port   string `json:"port,omitempty"`
      User   string `json:"user,omitempty"`
      Passwd string `json:"passwd,omitempty"`
      Depend string `json:"depend,omitempty"`
      }

Manual

1. Quickly login
2. About login passwd:
   Passwd is very important, I recommend you don't generate passwd when generate json env. You can call the password manager of Iterm2 by option+comman+f. More you can do like this

Features

1. Managing server login information [Add/Del/List]
2. Auto login with/without dependency node
3. Login with passwd or login without passwd
4. Auto set current iterm2 tab title as server name[env Name]

Build

// run gen.go
# go run tools/gen.go
// build list.go
# go build list.go

Acknowledgement

1. I get much info from vitorgalvao/custom-alfred-iterm-scripts