Raycast is like OS X’s Spotlight feature, but on steroids. It allows you to create custom scripts, install extensions (or create your own), run widgets, search files and apps, and all the other stuff you’d expect from Spotlight.
Extensions I’ve Made
With Raycast you can either install custom extensions locally, or publish them to the store to make them available for everyone to use.
RepoRay - A Repo Manager
The reason I installed Raycast in the first place was because I wanted a Rofi-like tool on macOS. I wanted to create a tool that I could use to quickly open any of my local git repos from anywhere. This became RepoRay. It allows me to open a repo in any editor, remove local repos, or clone new ones.
🔗 Check out the extension here
Contributions
Todo List - Fixed Windows Bug
One of my first contributions to any public repo - a tiny one-line bugfix (#26437) that affected Raycast users on Windows using the Todo List extension. Hopefully I made these 3 people’s lives much better :P
🔗 Check out the extension here
Git Repos - New Commands and Windows Support
Since RepoRay was deemed too similar to existing extension in the Raycast store, I decided to contribute to the closest one I could find - Git Repos. Since this only had a simple list view and allowed opening in an editor of choice I could contribute with several features from RepoRay: