amoose136

I was unhappy with the Alfred support for Continuity/Handoff calling via iPhone so I created this. It integrates with contacts. Use commands
call [contact name or arbitrary number]  and 
sms [contact name or arbitrary number]  to make it work. 'im' is an alias of 'sms'. 
 
New in version 2
Faster than before Supports entering in numeric numbers also Now has primitive error checking. You should see the Facetime application pop up less. More hack-able FIXED: If Contacts isn't open when the command is invoked it will now close itself afterwards. Requires Alfred 3.


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I was unhappy with the Alfred support for Continuity/Handoff calling via iPhone so I created this. It integrates with contacts. Use commands
call [contact name or arbitrary number]  and 
sms [contact name or arbitrary number]  to make it work. 'im' is an alias of 'sms'. 
 
New in version 2
Faster than before Supports entering in numeric numbers also Now has primitive error checking. You should see the Facetime application pop up less. More hack-able FIXED: If Contacts isn't open when the command is invoked it will now close itself afterwards. Requires Alfred 3.


Download from Github.
Download from Packal.

I made something similar here using unicode: https://github.com/amoose136/Alfred-Unicode-Math-Snippets

So I was hopeful you might have found a better way of finding contacts but it looks like you're still using my script almost verbatim right now. My way works but it's necessarily slow (I even had to add that .5 s delay in there for stability) and doesn't handle multiple numbers on a single contact or allow you to set the results' icons to their corresponding contact pictures if they have one. Stay tuned though because I'm rewriting mine currently in python to handle these cases. 

Hi,
 
I have been compiling commonly misspelled words from my experience and from others for a while. I used to have the list in TextExpander, but I just moved them over to Alfred 3 since I quit using TE. If your interested, I have them here:  https://db.tt/gcJPuiEv.
 
Maybe Packal will get a snippet category as well. (hint)

Lets you write things like ⌘⌥⇧␣⎋ with ease.
Screenshot/List of Snippets

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Lets you write things like ⌘⌥⇧␣⎋ with ease.
Screenshot/List of Snippets

Download
Download latest from releases. 
Released under Unlicense / Public Domain. http://unlicense.org/

The proper usage is in **A**. Numbers must be formatted with 10 or 11 digits as per US rules but it's easily changed to suit your region. If you type
im 1234567890 or
im 12345678901 or
sms 1234567890 or
sms 12345678901  or assuming Franz Schubert is in your contacts and has a number containing 10 or 11 digits once other characters are removed,
sms Franz Schubert  or
im Franz Schubert It should work. I don't know why no error message appeared though. I might make it possible to set your area code/region in the future and then it will prepend your area code when texting if it's not present in the number and it could also adjust standard number length by region based on that area code and country code stored in environmental variables. That will have to wait for the next version though.