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defmc

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  1. Hi, just found this workflow after having tried several window-swicher-apps that did not play well. This workflow is amazing. Thanks for maintaining it so well. Only question I have is if it is possible to also search for windows that have been hidden in Finder (CMD+H)?
  2. Sorry. Makes sense. But the reason I didn't do it was because my question is more about python-debugging, than actually getting the workflow to work. And because to get the workflow to work, you need pip install --target . isbntools and I don't expect you guys to do that. So im kinda lost on what to do. Im way above my paygrade here, so its also hard to explain what my problem is. The screenshot is actually the whole workflow, though. Apart from the query from the keyword-input that goes into it. It seems to me that the problem is with Alfred not being able to execute the Python script (isbn_meta) properly. Its just that the debugger is not outputting enough information, so I don't know what goes wrong. Other scripts that come with isbntools are working. Heres a link to the workflow. The isbntools-package is installed in the workflow directory, but Im not sure if it is exported with the workflow? https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ike588dh6ahjte/isbntools meta.alfredworkflow?dl=0
  3. Heres a screenshot of the script that is not working.
  4. Hi, Im trying to get a set of isbn-lookup tools (isbntools) from a python/pip package to work inside an Alfred workflow. Ive installed the package locally (inside the workflow folder), and the gist of it is working. Specifically, im able to use alfred to fuzzy search for a book, and get the ISBN number to my clipboard (and past it inside Zotero). But theres a sub-script (isbn_meta) that works the other way around: look up the metadata for a particular ISBN number. It works in my terminal, but im not able to get it to work inside Alfred. The debugger shows that the output of the command (isbn_meta) is not outputting anything; which really doesn't help me figure out whats wrong. I presume it either has to do with the python script not working (which ideally should have printed some sort of error message), or maybe Alfred is not able to pass the output of the command properly. Any ideas on how to fix/troubleshoot this is very welcome. Im not well versed in scripting, so forgive me if theres an obvious answer here.
  5. Hi, I often search for audio-files and the Dynamic File Search works great — but only if I know the name of what im looking for. I would love for it to be possible to delineate/specify the duration (min/max/approx?) of the audiofile. Is that possible?
  6. This is absolutely out of the ball park. But like @Jakub Sypiański i cant get the lookup-modifiers to work. Would be amazing to get this workflow to work with Alfred 4 🙌
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