rice.shawn

Also, I've highlighted ones here that need to be given some credit because they provide tools for workflow developers or are great examples of how to develop.
 
 
phyllisstein should get some cred for his python library: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/403-alp-a-python-workflow-module/ robhor should get some for showing us how to do drill-down menus: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/376-drill-down-menus-movie-search-omdb-api-alfred-repo/ (useful for people making more advanced workflows).   tomhunt needs cred for the initial alfpt (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/234-alfpt-alfred-package-tools-workflow-installerupdater/) and, by extension, Olivier needs cred for the upcoming package manager (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/829-apm-alfred-package-manager-need-testers/)   EggTimer from CarlosNZ — I don't use the EggTimer, but it needs to be highlighted as to how a very complex workflow could be made. (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/275-eggtimer-v2-updated-to-beta4d/)

Also, I've highlighted ones here that need to be given some credit because they provide tools for workflow developers or are great examples of how to develop.
 
 
phyllisstein should get some cred for his python library: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/403-alp-a-python-workflow-module/ robhor should get some for showing us how to do drill-down menus: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/376-drill-down-menus-movie-search-omdb-api-alfred-repo/ (useful for people making more advanced workflows).   tomhunt needs cred for the initial alfpt (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/234-alfpt-alfred-package-tools-workflow-installerupdater/) and, by extension, Olivier needs cred for the upcoming package manager (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/829-apm-alfred-package-manager-need-testers/)   EggTimer from CarlosNZ — I don't use the EggTimer, but it needs to be highlighted as to how a very complex workflow could be made. (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/275-eggtimer-v2-updated-to-beta4d/)

I'm partial to my Caffeinate Script (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/710-toggle-caffeine/#entry3419), but any of the Caffeine ones on there could work.

Battery: Amazing! By Benzi http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1211-battery-view-summary-stats-about-your-laptop-battery/

Battery: Amazing! By Benzi http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1211-battery-view-summary-stats-about-your-laptop-battery/

This workflow fetches plaintext words or paragraphs of lorem ipsum from loripsum.net.  The result is copied into the clipboard and pasted into the foremost application.
 
Download: http://cl.ly/2b242n1D3j0h

Show/Hide Hidden Files (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/315-hidden-files-toggle/) from MorseCode

Also, I've highlighted ones here that need to be given some credit because they provide tools for workflow developers or are great examples of how to develop.
 
 
phyllisstein should get some cred for his python library: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/403-alp-a-python-workflow-module/ robhor should get some for showing us how to do drill-down menus: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/376-drill-down-menus-movie-search-omdb-api-alfred-repo/ (useful for people making more advanced workflows).   tomhunt needs cred for the initial alfpt (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/234-alfpt-alfred-package-tools-workflow-installerupdater/) and, by extension, Olivier needs cred for the upcoming package manager (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/829-apm-alfred-package-manager-need-testers/)   EggTimer from CarlosNZ — I don't use the EggTimer, but it needs to be highlighted as to how a very complex workflow could be made. (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/275-eggtimer-v2-updated-to-beta4d/)

Brian,
 
I've posted an initial PHP library on Github that provides a lot of helper functions to get you going when creating a PHP based workflow. When the class object is created, it automatically reads the bundle ID of the workflow, and then provides functions for easily grabbing: users home path, path to workflow, path to workflow data, path to workflow cache data and provides many other functions as well. It's just an initial push. I hope to get a lot more done and make this a REALLY helpful utility for all.
 
Find it here: https://github.com/jdfwarrior/Workflows

Hello all,
I'm looking to write a workflow for a project management system I use. The system has projects. Projects have tasks and milestones. Tasks have subtasks. They have a REST api I've used several times before through both PHP and Python.
 
I'd like to use the feedback mechanisms to let the user start typing a project, and auto-populate as they type. The thing is, I want them to do more things with that project after they've selected it.

Here's the flow I'm imagining:
User starts typing "foo My Pro" and they see some project appear: "My Project 1" and "My Product Launch" User chooses "My Project 1" User hits spacebar User starts typing "Add a " and options appear for "Add a task" and "Add a Milestone". User chooses "Add a task" User hits spacebar User types a task name and hits enter Task submits to the chosen project. Is all of this possible with the new v2 workflows? If you tell me it is possible, I'll move forward to try and make it happen... excitedly.
 
Thanks!
-Adam

Hey Everyone, 

I just wanted to share my solution for using a keyword to modify an option. I added a config.json file to my workflow and require it in my script filter. This allows me easily access and modify the values.
 
Hope it helps!
 
See how I did it in my workflow:
https://github.com/kkirsche/TVRage-Alfred_Workflow
 
For mine, for time's sake, I did:
$string = file_get_contents('config.json'); $decodedJSON = json_decode($string, true); $decodedJSON['12hrtimezone'] = true; $encodedJSON = json_encode($decodedJSON); file_put_contents('config.json', $encodedJSON);

Florian's downforeveryoneorjustme.com http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/123-downforeveryoneorjustmecom-workflow/

The Caffeinate workflow: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/710-toggle-caffeine/
 
Also: It would be nice to post only one workflow. If you post 5 workflows and we like only 1, we can't like the whole post.. Just post more than once.

Battery: Amazing! By Benzi http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1211-battery-view-summary-stats-about-your-laptop-battery/

Fasand's Bluetooth/Wifi Toggles: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/341-bluetooth-and-wifi-toggle/

Battery: Amazing! By Benzi http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1211-battery-view-summary-stats-about-your-laptop-battery/

Also, I've highlighted ones here that need to be given some credit because they provide tools for workflow developers or are great examples of how to develop.
 
 
phyllisstein should get some cred for his python library: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/403-alp-a-python-workflow-module/ robhor should get some for showing us how to do drill-down menus: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/376-drill-down-menus-movie-search-omdb-api-alfred-repo/ (useful for people making more advanced workflows).   tomhunt needs cred for the initial alfpt (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/234-alfpt-alfred-package-tools-workflow-installerupdater/) and, by extension, Olivier needs cred for the upcoming package manager (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/829-apm-alfred-package-manager-need-testers/)   EggTimer from CarlosNZ — I don't use the EggTimer, but it needs to be highlighted as to how a very complex workflow could be made. (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/275-eggtimer-v2-updated-to-beta4d/)

Description: Shows summary information about your laptop battery (charge, time, status, charge cycles, and health - % of maximum charge your battery can now hold compared to its original design capacity)
Usage: enter the keyword "battery"
Tested on: Mountain Lion, MacBook Pro
Download: from here
 
 

@tomhunt or any admin:
 
Can we update the first post in this thread to say that the original resources outlined were for a pilot project that does not exist anymore and that the idea has been taken up and a more stable version is in production, thus, don't download the original extension or tell us that it doesn't work?
 
It seems like a note on the top of this thread would be good (or even locking it or something) so that users new to the forum won't keep installing this workflow.
 
Shawn

@tomhunt or any admin:
 
Can we update the first post in this thread to say that the original resources outlined were for a pilot project that does not exist anymore and that the idea has been taken up and a more stable version is in production, thus, don't download the original extension or tell us that it doesn't work?
 
It seems like a note on the top of this thread would be good (or even locking it or something) so that users new to the forum won't keep installing this workflow.
 
Shawn

@tomhunt or any admin:
 
Can we update the first post in this thread to say that the original resources outlined were for a pilot project that does not exist anymore and that the idea has been taken up and a more stable version is in production, thus, don't download the original extension or tell us that it doesn't work?
 
It seems like a note on the top of this thread would be good (or even locking it or something) so that users new to the forum won't keep installing this workflow.
 
Shawn

Hi,
 
I created a workflow and website repository to manage workflows and themes installation, update, remove, etc..
 
I need some testers who make workflows or themes, if you are interested, contact me by private message. Thanks in advance for your help, and sorry for my english because I am french lol.

Could there be a thingie added for workflows that could be a sort of "first run..." sort of thing. So, instead of a hotkey, maybe there would be something that would be available so that there could be a disclaimer ("this workflow probably won't but may break your computer and cause armaggedon. If it does so, then the developers of Alfred and the particular workflow are not liable." Or it could take you through a series of commands that come with the workflow.

It seems that most every program has a context menu (the sort of ctrl+click or two finger click) that users expect to be there. Alfred2 doesn't have one in the workflow editor, but it could be good to add one that would at least pop up something like "Delete Item" or whatever else might be useful. If the context menu is called on a blank part of the canvas, then it could just replicate the function that the + button has.

It seems that most every program has a context menu (the sort of ctrl+click or two finger click) that users expect to be there. Alfred2 doesn't have one in the workflow editor, but it could be good to add one that would at least pop up something like "Delete Item" or whatever else might be useful. If the context menu is called on a blank part of the canvas, then it could just replicate the function that the + button has.