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Hey guys, I just created a workflow for keeping track of COVID-19 statistics. Stay safe!
 
https://github.com/xilopaint/alfred-covid-19-radar

Replace "state" with "Country_Region" and you can search for other Countrys
 
uri = URI("https://services1.arcgis.com/0MSEUqKaxRlEPj5g/arcgis/rest/services/ncov_cases/FeatureServer/1/query?f=json&where=Country_Region%3D'#{encoded_state}'&outFields=Confirmed,Recovered,Deaths") Maybe @atheos can add a fallback search for Country/Region if a search for the state failed? :)

This is some insanely productive and underrated plugin. It made my note taking life 10x easier

Usage

Paste clipboard entries sequentially via the Hotkey or Snippet Trigger. Each call pastes the preceding clipboard entry.

Copying from the most recent item restarts if the last paste is older than the timeout minutes defined in the Workflow’s Configuration. A force reset can be triggered with the paste keyword by pressing ⌘⌥⌃↩.



⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
 

Done. Download at the same URL.
 
This is a useful Workflow, I might clean it up and release properly (with icon, README, and all that) later on. No promises (busy week), but I’ll try to comment here if I do.

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Thanks Deanishe, makes sense.
 
I wonder if there's an alternative search engine that's more stable to build an in-line search workflow from. I'm honestly surprised this isn't at the top of everyone's lists, it seems like one of the most obvious and effective uses of alfred! 

v 1.1.0 uploaded, changes the bulk mode from a keyword trigger to a script filter so it can do some additional error checking and grab max_clips by counting the # if images in the history.

I create a workflow for searching mail from Outlook for Mac V16 (A.K.A. 2016).
Now it support searching Mail sender, Subject and Preview Content with below format:
olk [keyword] And also you can search with multiple keywords:
olk [keyword1] [keyword2] [keyword3] To limit search scope in one attribute:
olk from:[keyword] olk title:[keywords1] [keywords2] ...
 
By default, this workflow searches mail from all folders and with default page size 20, for results more than 20, you can click last item 'Next 20 Results...' to go to next page.
You can also configure the search:
olkc pagesize [number] for change search result in one result list.
olkc folder then you can get a list of all your Outlook folders, choose one to limit search scope.
 
 
Project hosted in Github:
https://github.com/xeric/alfred-outlook
Download latest release workflow file from:
https://github.com/xeric/alfred-outlook/releases
 
Welcome your feedbacks!

Hi @romebot! It's been a while since I've done anything to this workflow, but the issue should now be fixed with the new release on github. Thanks!

Updated for latest emojis!

Safari automatically reads your text messages and asks you to auto-fill any two-factor codes it finds:
 

 
I don't use Safari (I use Chrome) and I was sick of having to manually type the codes from my messages. This workflow reads your message history and finds the most recent 5, 6, 7, or 8 digit two-factor codes. When you select a code and press <enter> it is copied to your clipboard, or you can press <⌘+enter> and it will copy the code to your clipboard and paste it into the active application.
 

 
Keyword: 2fm
Download the latest version: https://github.com/squatto/alfred-imessage-2fa/releases/latest/download/iMessage.2FA.alfredworkflow
GitHub: https://github.com/squatto/alfred-imessage-2fa
Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/imessage-2fa

New version 1.3.0 available on GitHub and Packal.
 
https://github.com/godbout/alfred-airplay/releases
https://www.packal.org/workflow/airplay-spreader
 
Fixes an issue to disconnect on Catalina, and more importantly allows to jump to menu, useful for Sidecar devices.

Howdy All,
This is a quick one I have thrown together for my own use, I am hoping for some feedback on if anyone else would find this useful. I.e. do I keep it to myself, or productionise it properly?
 
I put this together primarily to connect quickly and easily to my Apple Airpods and an Alfred Workflow seemed like a great way to do that. I then expanded this to do hotspots and extra headphones as well.
 
Shoutout goes to Ian Gloude for his code on https://medium.com/@igloude/using-applescript-and-btt-to-make-the-airpods-experience-a-little-bit-better-6e78b12d33bd that makes this work. Essentially all this workflow does is do the clicks in the UI for you. I have logged a RADAR to Apple's BugReporter to request proper programmatic access to such Bluetooth functions also (for good long-term measure).
 
You can grab the beta workflow from: https://web.tresorit.com/l#5nvV-nDObUj8ovGFXYHP5g
 
Setup:
Load up workflow Open Workflow Environment Variables Modify Workflow Environment Variables with your Bluetooth Device Names. PLEASE NOTE - read the notes alongside regarding regular and artistic apostrophes. AirPods especially seem to have artistic apostrophes in their name so you need to make sure you get the right one. Should be good to go  
Usage:
btairpods - connect to your airpods (they must be out of their case) btheadphones - connect to another set of defined headphones btphone - connect to phone network bthotspot - connect to iDevice hotspot (note this forces a several second delay between clicking the WiFi menu and clicking the hotspot as it usually takes a second for the hotspot's to show) dcbthotspot - disconnect from iDevice hotspot

Because the previously shared workflows for IMDB-integration didn't work anymore I made my own. This is my first publicly shared workflow and this is also my first python-script. Probably things could have been programmed better, but it works for now.
So its not really fancy, but I think its workable, as long as IMDB doesn't change the API. Hope this workflow is some use for you all.
 
https://github.com/wotell/alfred-workflow-imdb/blob/master/bin/Search%20IMDB.alfredworkflow

This workflow allows you to invoke AirDrop in Alfred by typing airdrop.

Compared to hackish solutions that require AppleScript such as this and this, this simply executes airdrop.app directly, giving you the same experience as what you'd get when you type airdrop in Spotlight, e.g. it won't create duplicates if you already have one or more AirDrop windows or tabs opened, and lauching AirDrop won't bring all Finder windows to the front.
 
I'm actually a bit curious about why Alfred couldn't find airdrop.app after I added /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Applications/ to search scope. Until that works in Alfred, this is probably the best solution.
 
Download the workflow at Packal!

I've created a new Bear Alfred workflow here:
https://github.com/drgrib/alfred-bear

It is faster compared to the current Bear Alfred workflow because it is written in Go instead of Python and has optimized SQL queries. It also adds tag searching and autocompletion, link pasting, and clipboard content to note on creation. I do appreciate the author of the original Bear Alfred workflow because I started mine from his design.

Adds reminders to Apples Reminders Inbox
Syntax: rm <Title>;<due day>;<time>
Following options:
due day and time are empty: due day will be set to today with 3 hours from now time is empty: Reminder will be set to date provided at given time accepted date format: <day>.<months> or <day>.<months>.<year> or tomorrow, next week or <weekday> weekday e.g. "Wednesday": Reminder will be set to the next weekday accepted time format: <hours> or <hours>:<minutes> rmhelp opens quick help in Large Type
 
http://www.packal.org/workflow/apple-reminders

Right. I see the problem. The URL isn't being properly escaped, so the shell is interpreting the &.
 
Change this line:
shell_exec('open ' . $url); to:
shell_exec('open ' . escapeshellarg($url));  

Thanks Vitor!!   This is the very first Alfred Workflow I have downloaded and used, and it works great!! 
I am very, very, very new to Alfred and all things having to do with running commands in terminal and workflows using Alfred, etc...
I feel like I have opened up a whole new world of fun stuff to learn and use with my computer (Mac) and have you to thank.
I remember in 4th grade when I first was taught basic Algebra (2 - x = 5) and I was blown away at this new way to solve a problem, and felt so excited about Math and this fun new way to think.  Unfortunately I went a different way in my life then was good for me - and only now at 45 years old do I have the motivation to learn something new.  After using these workflows and learning about commands in terminal, etc.. I feel just like that kid in 4th grade, with my mind open and am looking forward to this new journey.
 
Thank you so much!
iMan

https://github.com/imrichvalach/siri-command-alfred

This workflow allow you to list and open your Dropbox Paper documents.
 

 
You can download it from here: https://github.com/lorentzca/alfred-dropboxpaper-workflow/releases

Dear Alfred users,
Here is another screenshots workflow for Alfred. I created it while I has learnt how to write an Alfred workflow. Maybe you find it useful.
 
Github: https://github.com/vookimedlo/alfred-various-screenshots
Github - released package: https://github.com/vookimedlo/alfred-various-screenshots/releases/latest
alfred-various-screenshots
Alfred 3 workflow for taking various screenshots.
Currently supported storages are the following.
Local drive Clipboard Dropbox service with an ability to share a link to the uploaded screenshot. Transfer.sh service with an ability to share a link to the uploaded screenshot. 0x0.st service with an ability to share a link to the uploaded screenshot. File.io service with an ability to share a link to the uploaded screenshot. After uploaded image is downloaded, the file is completely deleted!!! Installation
Install alfred-various-screenshots workflow. All further updates are handled automatically. Usage
In Alfred, type ss, which stands for ScreenShot and initiates a submenu which offers three options.
Screenshot - Area Screenshot - Screen Screenshot - Window  
By default, the screenshot is stored in a file located at your ~/Desktop directory. This could be overridden, either by pressing the ⌘ key, ⌥ key, ⌃ key, ⇧ key, or Fn key.
⌘ - instructs the workflow to put a screenshot to the clipboard. ⌥ - shares a screenshot via Dropbox and stores a sharing link to the clipboard. ⌃ - shares a screenshot via Transfer.sh and stores a sharing link to the clipboard. ⇧ - shares a screenshot via File.io and stores a sharing link to the clipboard. Fn - shares a screenshot via 0x0.st and stores a sharing link to the clipboard. Screenshot files will be named according to the following pattern screenshot_%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S.png
Y Year in full form (e.g., 2006). m Numeric month, a number from 1 to 12. d Day, a number from 1 to 31. H Hour, a number from 0 to 23. M Minutes, a number from 0 to 59. S Seconds, a number from 0 to 59. Default local screenshot folder ~/Desktop can be changed by the workflow DefaultLocalScreenshotFolder variable.

Dropbox
There is no need to install a Dropbox software to your MacOS. The only requirement is to log into the web Dropbox account and create an access token for the workflow.


Such generated access token shall be placed to the workflow DropboxAccessToken variable.

 

Bloody hell. That was fast!

Thank you for troubleshooting and suggesting a fix. I've included it in the branch and released v2.13 
It can be downloaded from https://github.com/jaroslawhartman/TimeZones-Alfred/releases
 
Best regards,
Jarek