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Sorry all. I got it figured. Apparently knowing nothing about JSON makes for trouble. I realized that it should be printf '{"alfredworkflow": {"arg": "%s", "variables": {"fullpath": "%s", "filename": "%s"}}}' "$fullpath" "$fullpath" "$filename"

Hi deanishe- I've spent some time on this problem. Not sure what piece I'm missing. I have a bash script and I would like to emit a couple of variables. I thought I was doing what you said here but I can't get it to work. Here is my script. if [[ ${filename} == "" ]]; then filename="note.txt" fullpath=${filepath}/${filename} else fullpath=${filepath}/${filename} fi echo ${fullpath} >&2 #touch ${fullpath} #open ${fullpath} printf '{"alfredworkflow": {"arg": "%s", "variables": {"fullpath": "%s"}, {"filename": "%s"}}}' "$fullpath" "$fullpath" "$filename" Then I have this connected to a Large Type output and am trying to print {var:fullpath} but it's just blank every time. When I print {query} it shows the whole JSON fine, but as you said, it appears Alfred is not parsing the JSON object. I don't know why. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks.

Sorry for the late reply here. I didn't realize you had responded. Anyway, the only example that works is actually adding a task. I can type 'r some text' and it will add 'some text' as a reminder. Nothing else works. I always get a "Reminder command not recognized or no matching reminders found". radd, rshow don't work either. Not sure why. I did get rtest to run and here is the output: Test results: OS version: 10.11.6 (0 seconds) Current date: Wednesday, August 31, 2016 at 16:54:48 (0 seconds) Initialize workflow path: /my/scrubbed/path/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.78F5A48A-961B-4C9A-930C-2FE726A7D9C1 (0 seconds) Initialize alfred-library: OK (0 seconds) Initialize update-library: OK (0 seconds) Initialize wf-library: OK (0 seconds) Initialize plist-library: OK (0 seconds) Reminders.app state: Running (0 seconds) Fetch reminder count: 6 (8 seconds) Fetch reminder info: OK (7 seconds) Fetch reminder list count: 6 (0 seconds) Fetch reminder list info: OK (0 seconds) Run cache process: SKIPPED (0 seconds) Fetch cache timestamp: SKIPPED (0 seconds) Fetch cached reminder count: SKIPPED (0 seconds) Test basic query: OK (0 seconds) Test today query: OK (0 seconds) Test in n minutes query: OK (0 seconds) Test in n hours query: OK (0 seconds) Test in n days query: OK (0 seconds) Test in n days y hours query: OK (0 seconds) Test in n hours y minutes query: OK (0 seconds) Test at time query: OK (0 seconds) Test tomorrow at time query: OK (0 seconds) Test in x list query: OK (0 seconds) Subtitle generation: OK (0 seconds) Test basic reminder filtering: OK (0 seconds) Test remind today reminder filtering: OK (0 seconds) Test due tomorrow reminder filtering: OK (0 seconds) Test reminder list filtering: OK (0 seconds) Test version-check response: OK (0 seconds) Current unix time: 1.472680503E+9 (0 seconds) Simple JSON: OK (0 seconds) Test execution time: 15 seconds

Hi Jack- I can't seem to make this work. I'm rather new to Alfred. Running Alfred 3. Everytime I try to run this it says "Reminder command not recognized or no matching reminders found". When I try to add one, the notification pops up indicating it added a new reminder, but it doesn't show up in my reminders app. Not sure what's going on. Any ideas?