alfredpleb

This might be more of a request for a workflow, but it would be pretty cool if Alfred offered support for Google Assistant via the SDK, like MacAssistant. I'd like to be able to interact with Siri or the Google Assistant by activating Alfred and then switching to voice assistant mode...

@Macchio - @alfredpleb - @blizzrdof77 -- I found a bug that prevents certain keywords from appearing in the search results. Need to beef up the JSON parsing a bit but I should have it working in a day or 2. I'll definitely post an update soon!

These are outdated and don't work properly: 
 
https://github.com/jason0x43/jc-nest
https://github.com/NateJacobs/nest-alfred2-workflow
 
Thank you. 

Version 1.4 is now available, and it now shows collections in the search results, and you can select them to browse or search their content.
Before you have started to type a search query, you also now have the option to browse your collections instead of starting with a search.
 
Get the new version here: http://www.packal.org/workflow/search-raindropio
 
 
Thanks
I started to put out the releases on GitHub too, which I didn't do at first, as that is needed to make it downloadable from Pacmax.
Pacmax is rather slow at updating it's information from GitHub, so the new version will probably not be visible there until a few hours from now, but it is downloadable from Packal and GitHub right now.

Version 1.3 is now available with support for adding bookmarks form the currently active browser.
See the info in the first post for more about how this works, and get the new version at Packal: https://www.packal.org/workflow/search-raindropio

@alfredpleb Sorry for the delay on that. I haven't released PrefsPlus (yet) ... although I am continuing to use it and it's working well (for me). I'd like to share it. Would you mind testing it out to see if it works for you before I release it widely? I could send you a link via PM.

I think I've found out what's going on here. Seems Apple's added yet another layer of obfuscation here with a compressed Assets.car file, which can only be read by specialized tools. Here are a few links I found about this:
Reverse engineering the .car file format (compiled Asset Catalogs)
steventroughtonsmith/cartool: Export images from OS X / iOS .car CoreUI archives
iphone - Analysing Assets.car file in iOS - Stack Overflow
insidegui/AssetCatalogTinkerer: An app that lets you open .car files and browse/extract their images.
 
I was able to use this beta version of Asset Catalog Tinkerer to extract PNG icons from inside those archives. So now I've got a workflow (I'm dubbing it "Preferences Plus"—will post it shortly) that shows all Prefs, with their proper icons, and uses JSON Script Filter to match on the keyword metadata as well (similar to searching in the System Preferences search box...)

This workflow is now on GitHub, here: https://github.com/westerlind/alfred-raindrop-search

It's not there at the moment, but I have been thinking of putting it there, and will probably do so within a few days.
Glad you like it!

Hi, I tried this workflow and couldn't get it to work on MacOS Mojave. Any ideas?

Thank you, this works great. 

Here’s a Workflow with both options.

Yes. Run Script Action with /usr/bin/osascript (AS) as the Language:
tell application "Twitch" activate -- Open the app or bring to front if already open delay 5 -- In seconds quit end tell  

@Ivan Herman just wondered if you ever found a solution to this or if anyone else here has? This would be so nice.

@alfredpleb alas!, no. Based on the answer of @deanishe this may not be possible, so I moved on. Luckily, there is a search facility in notes itself...

This workflow will take the focused/front Finder window and create a temporary Python Server at that location, using `python -m SimpleHTTPServer`.
 
Function will also open the default web server URL (http://0.0.0.0:8000) in the default browser when the python server has started.
 
This is an extremely handy way to quickly test code in a server environment, especially when working with cross-domain functionality that will not work from localhost/local file server. Basically allowing you to create an ad-hoc/on-demand web server at any Finder location on your mac.
 
Borrows some of the Terminal Finder functionality from Chris Yip's "Terminal Here" workflow: http://chrisyip.im/
 
Download: http://cloud.joshuarhoades.com/3O0c1h3P250l

While Alfred takes the cake when it comes to functionality, Launchbar certainly has a polished aesthetic. Here's my best shot at adapting its themes to Alfred.
 
Light Theme
https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/gd0PV7UnCW/
 

 
Dark Theme
https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/7ouF832MyU/
 

There you go.
 
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