AlexMartinFR

If you are looking for a WordReference workflow that doesn't need an API key, I just released one 🙂

WordReference for Alfred

Translate words straight from your favorite launcher:

• Open Alfred
• Type a language combination and a word: fren fromage
• Press enter to open the results page on WordReference

This workflow provides 48 shortcuts to access most of WordReference's features:

• 18 languages
• 43 language combinations
• English definitions, synonyms, usages, collocations & conjugations
• No API key needed!

Get it here: https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/alfred-wordreference

So, it's 2020, and I want to take my workflow and theme collection to the next level!

To get a better integration with Big Sur, we'll need one more option from the theming engine.

Help me boost this feature request if you think this is important to you too

https://twitter.com/AlexMartinFR/status/1292051533903863809?s=20

Hi Julian!

Nice work on the theme!

I've come to the same conclusion when trying to adapt my existing theme collection to Big Sur.

We really need those nice, sweet, round corners 😎

I've made a tweet about it, to see if there is enough demand for the devs to work on that feature:

Feel free to share!

Thanks!

The workflow v1.2.0 is now out, bringing a new command to install all 16 themes at once. The perfect choice to save some time on a new setup.

Download it from https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes and type this command to get started:

theme install

Enjoy 😎

I'm glad you enjoy using it! Thanks for the kind words 😉

On 2/27/2019 at 5:56 PM, johnsonl33 said:

Hey Alex,

 

I've enjoyed using your toggle. I've also realized I want to try out the "Dynamic" mode that changes as the day goes on. 

 

Is it possible that using your toggle has made the "Dynamic" mode unable to work properly? Any advice on how to re-enable the Dynamic mode after using your workflow?

 

-Luke

Hi Luke, thanks for the kind words!

Could you be more specific regarding your issue? I'm not sure which Dynamic mode you are talking about. Is it a system settings? Something offered with an alternative app?

Hello MarkL,

The fastest way as of now would be to download the whole folder, and double-click each theme's file to install them :

https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes/archive/master.zip

I originally planned to add a theme installer to the workflow, but still haven't had any time to go back to it, so it'll probably be the best way for a while.

Thanks for checking out my themes

Thanks for the kind words Micka ?

I'm now working on a new install/update command* for the workflow, so that you won't have to manually download all the 16 themes.

Which is, honestly, quite a hastle. You can expect it tomorrow probably

* For those interested, it'll be a bash script which will download the themes from the Github repository into your local alfred.preferences folder via curl.

August 2020 edit:

I'm now working on a Big Sur edition of this theme collection!

To get a native look and feel, we will need one more option from Alfred's theming engine:

Round corners for the highlighted search result 🙂

I'm making this case in this tweet, please RT/Like if you'd like to see this happen:

https://twitter.com/AlexMartinFR/status/1292051533903863809?s=20

Thanks 🙏

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Hello there!

Here is a new Mojave & Alfred Theme Switcher workflow intended to work with a collection of theme inspired by the new macOS Mojave UI Accent Colors.

With the "theme" command, you can either toggle between the Dark & Light version of your currently selected theme, or switch to another Alfred Accent Color.

Just remember to install all the themes if you want to be able to try every variant!

I hope you'll enjoy it

Preview :

Get it here:

>>> https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes

I added a workflow to go with this set of Themes, you can find it on the same Github repo in the Workflows folder

It features two commands :

"theme" : toggle between Dark & Light themes for both macOS & Alfred.

"theme red" : switch to the Red Accented Alfred Theme.

Here is a screenshot of the MojaveThemeSwitcher and its options:

I use this Workflow with my collection of Mojave Dark & Light themes :

https://github.com/mermaid/mojave-darkmode-toggle

That way I can switch between macOS Dark & Light modes AND alternate between a Dark & Light Alfred theme at the same time, with the command "theme toggle" ?

You just have to configure the name of the themes you want to use in the "Toggle Alfred" script in the workflow configuration.

August 2020 edit:

I'm now working on a Big Sur edition of this theme collection!

To get a native look and feel, we will need one more option from Alfred's theming engine:

Round corners for the highlighted search result 🙂

I'm making this case in this tweet, please RT/Like if you'd like to see this happen:

https://twitter.com/AlexMartinFR/status/1292051533903863809?s=20

Thanks 🙏

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Hello everyone,

Here is a full collection of themes to embrace macOS Mojave's new Dark and Light themes and their respective accent colors!

Each one hase been carefully designed with a pinch of the accent color's hue in each element.

I've chosen to respect the low contrast Yellow Accent color shipped by Apple in macOS, despite not being fond of it.

It comes in Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green & Gray, each with a Dark and Light variant.

You can have the color you want, as long as it's not black! 

There is now a workflow made for this themes collection, which allows you to switch easily between Dark & Light mode, and select your Alfred theme's accent color.

Here is a quick demo:

TL;DR: How to Install ?

You can find all the previews in High Res and link to each theme on Alfred's website on my repo:

https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes

Enjoy