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Project: alfred-brightness (GitHub Link)

• alfred-brightness-master
  • src
    • version
    • workflow
      • util.py
      • version
      • update.py
      • workflow3.py
      • workflow.py
      • web.py
      • __init__.py
      • background.py
      • notify.py
      • Notify.tgz
    • info.plist
    • brightness
    • brightness.py
  • Makefile
  • LICENSE
  • README.md
  • .gitignore

Display Brightness

Adjust your display's brightness with Alfred

This workflow uses a modified version of screenbrightness.

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Configuration Options

There are a number of options that can be changed through workflow variables. Click here for instructions on changing workflow variables.

Brightness Levels

• Variable: brightness_levels
• Format: Comma-separated list of numbers between 0 and 100
• Default: 0,20,40,60,80,100
• Examples:
  • 0,25,75,100
  • 0,50,100

Minimum/Maximum Brightness

Keywords that you want to use to set your brightness to the minimum or maximum value (e.g. brightness min)

• Variables: keyword_min and keyword_max
• Format: String
• Defaults: min and max
• Examples:
  • low and high
  • dim and bright

Minimum and maximum brightness values

• Variables: value_min and value_max
• Format: Number between 0 and 100
• Defaults: 0 and 100
• Examples:
  • 0 and 100 (0 turns the screen completely off)
  • 2 and 100 (2 is the lowest visible MacBook brightness)

Show minimum and maximum options? You can show the minimum option, maximum option, or both.

• Variables: show_min and show_max
• Format: String; true or false
• Defaults: both false
• Examples:
  • Show both: true and true
  • Show only minimum: true and false
  • Show only maximum: false and true