pavelle

3 hours ago, Vero said:

@pavelle A quick look at the 2017 post by @Jay S shows the workflow uses PHP, which Apple removed from macOS Monterey. You can read more about it here:

https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/releases/alfred-4-6-ready-for-macos-monterey/

 

Odds are reinstalling PHP via Homebrew will get you some of the way there, but the workflow doesn't appear to be maintained so if Wolfram Alpha itself has changed in the past 5 years, these changes won't be reflected in the workflow.

 

If you use node.js, there's another Wolfram workflow here:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/alfred-wolfram-alpha

Thank you Vero, kyle Schwartz's worflow works well!

On 12/12/2021 at 9:32 PM, GatorMapi said:

@RKo Has it worked for you with the most recent update? I tried the 2013 and 2017 versions. They both send me to default search results

Same to me, does not work on my new Macbook Air M1 (Monterey 12.4). I would very much appreciate an solution for that.

The converter stopped working somehow (using the latest version 1.5 from 2018). Probably related to unresolved API changes? Will there be an update and does anybody know some good alternatives?

Surely my favourite currency converter. Big shout out! 

However, I would really appreciate more flexibility by implementing additional currency keywords. At the moment conversation is solely limited to the keywords: USD / EUR / EURO / GBP etc. Often I just use  "pounds" (GBP) or "zloty" (Keyword "PLN" <- polish currency), which of course is not recognised by the workflow . Could you add such keywords to the code, or just give me some advice how to accomplish this task by myself? Many thanks!