simonbs

Hello,
 
I quickly put together a workflow for controlling Tweetbot which I wanted to share 
 
The workflow uses the Tweetbot URL scheme.
 
Currently, the following commands are supported. Parameters in brackets are optional and parameters in square brackets are required. When an account name can be specified and none is specified, the current account will be used.
t (message) Posts a new tweet. tt (account name) Shows the timeline of specified account. tu [screen name] Shows the user profile of the user with the specified screen name. tmm (account name) Shows the mentions for the specified account. (Note: This command is ‘tmm’ because by default OS X will replace ‘tm’ with ™) tr (account name) Shows the retweets which appears in the accounts timeline. tdm (account name) Shows the direct messages that the account has received. tl (account name) Shows the lists that the account owns. tf (account name) Shows the tweets the account has marked as favorited. ts (account name) Searches using the specified account. (Note: Sadly this doesn’t seem to work with the ‘query’ parameter on OS X) tfo [screen name] Follows the user with the specified screen name. tun [screen name] Unfollows the user with the specified screen name. You can download it by following this link or grab the source code at GitHub.
 

Hi,

Just wanted to share the workflow I just created with other Alfred 2.0 beta testers. I hope that this is the right place to do so.

The workflow allows the user to search YouTube and have the results returned to Alfred and then choose a video to watch. Just type youtube followed by the query. For example, the below will search for Rebecca Black videos.
 
 
You can downloaded the latest version here and the source code is available at GitHub.

Good idea. Let's do that. Do you have an idea for the keyword? Maybe just "channel"?
 
 
 
Great! :-)

Hi,

Just wanted to share the workflow I just created with other Alfred 2.0 beta testers. I hope that this is the right place to do so.

The workflow allows the user to search YouTube and have the results returned to Alfred and then choose a video to watch. Just type youtube followed by the query. For example, the below will search for Rebecca Black videos.
 
 
You can downloaded the latest version here and the source code is available at GitHub.

Hi,

Just wanted to share the workflow I just created with other Alfred 2.0 beta testers. I hope that this is the right place to do so.

The workflow allows the user to search YouTube and have the results returned to Alfred and then choose a video to watch. Just type youtube followed by the query. For example, the below will search for Rebecca Black videos.
 
 
You can downloaded the latest version here and the source code is available at GitHub.

I have just added the standard YouTube video feeds but I have not uploaded the workflow yet as I can't really figure out if it's worth including or if it's just too much unnecessary fucntionality. Maybe you guys can help me figure out? 
 
I have added the following eight standard feeds. Googles "Most linked" standard feed seems to be broken at the moment. It doesn't return any items and therefore I haven't included it.
 
What do you say? Is there any interest for adding this?

Hello,
 
I quickly put together a workflow for controlling Tweetbot which I wanted to share 
 
The workflow uses the Tweetbot URL scheme.
 
Currently, the following commands are supported. Parameters in brackets are optional and parameters in square brackets are required. When an account name can be specified and none is specified, the current account will be used.
t (message) Posts a new tweet. tt (account name) Shows the timeline of specified account. tu [screen name] Shows the user profile of the user with the specified screen name. tmm (account name) Shows the mentions for the specified account. (Note: This command is ‘tmm’ because by default OS X will replace ‘tm’ with ™) tr (account name) Shows the retweets which appears in the accounts timeline. tdm (account name) Shows the direct messages that the account has received. tl (account name) Shows the lists that the account owns. tf (account name) Shows the tweets the account has marked as favorited. ts (account name) Searches using the specified account. (Note: Sadly this doesn’t seem to work with the ‘query’ parameter on OS X) tfo [screen name] Follows the user with the specified screen name. tun [screen name] Unfollows the user with the specified screen name. You can download it by following this link or grab the source code at GitHub.
 

Hello,
 
I quickly put together a workflow for controlling Tweetbot which I wanted to share 
 
The workflow uses the Tweetbot URL scheme.
 
Currently, the following commands are supported. Parameters in brackets are optional and parameters in square brackets are required. When an account name can be specified and none is specified, the current account will be used.
t (message) Posts a new tweet. tt (account name) Shows the timeline of specified account. tu [screen name] Shows the user profile of the user with the specified screen name. tmm (account name) Shows the mentions for the specified account. (Note: This command is ‘tmm’ because by default OS X will replace ‘tm’ with ™) tr (account name) Shows the retweets which appears in the accounts timeline. tdm (account name) Shows the direct messages that the account has received. tl (account name) Shows the lists that the account owns. tf (account name) Shows the tweets the account has marked as favorited. ts (account name) Searches using the specified account. (Note: Sadly this doesn’t seem to work with the ‘query’ parameter on OS X) tfo [screen name] Follows the user with the specified screen name. tun [screen name] Unfollows the user with the specified screen name. You can download it by following this link or grab the source code at GitHub.
 

I think this is because you don't have the gdata module for Python installed. I have rewritten parts of the workflow to pull the JSON feed from Google directly and not use the gdata module. Instead, the urllib and json modules are used and I bet you have these installed 
 
Could you try to download the workflow again from this link and reinstall it? Maybe you have to delete the previous and install the new. I don't know if Alfred will overwrite previous installations of a workflow. Please let me hear if it works