Pearcen

Yes, perfect fix! @Pearcen's workflow does exactly what the original poster wanted (it switches dashes/hyphens to spaces in selected text using a universal action, and I just reversed it to switch spaces to hyphens for my own purposes). In case the link ever breaks, here's how to reconstruct it as a manual workflow: 
 
Trigger: Universal action and/or hotkey (with argument "Selection in MacOS")
Utility: Replace regex - with  ␣ [I reversed this for the conversion of space to hyphen instead]
Output: Copy to Clipboard (with paste to frontmost app checked) [I also checked make transient on clipboard]
 
Thank you so much, Pearcen and @Stephen_C! You saved me a ton of time.

@macrospect I've had a little more time to look at this and I think you'll find Pearcen's workflow will do exactly what you want because it does exactly what I mentioned in my previous post and is much more elegant than my earlier programming solution.
 
Stephen
 
 

Well that's embarrassing. Found an error in Notesy Oneupdater which means you won't get the new version.
 
Just updated to V1.5 which is a bit cleaner and requires one less shortcut.
https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public/blob/main/Notesy/Notesy.alfredworkflow
Also the Append shortcut has been updated so opening the daily note via command odn doesn't put in a - as default each time.

Next update is likely after the new Shortcuts actions for Notes come out as I don't have a spare machine to play with betas right now, but the plan is you'll be able to choose the Notes folder as a variable in the workflow and won't need to edit the shortcuts or manually create a notes folder before you can use the workflow properly.
 
Have fun.

Looking forward to iOS 16 and MacOS Ventura so the Shortcuts actions can be improved to deal with creating folders and notes.
Alfred 5 might even add some more fun things.
 
I've now migrated from Obsidian to using Apple Notes and this workflow so I'll be updating it as required and removing as much complexity as possible when I get a moment or two.

After I played around with Obsidian and my Olog workflow I wondered about making one to do the same things but based in Apple Notes. That and I wanted to play with Shortcuts, so I present Notesy. yes I suck at naming things.
Creates a daily note with the name in ISO-8601 format YYYY-MM-dd in a Folder (Default is Work) and allows you to append selected text or clipboard contents with or without a time stamp.
 
Workflow available here on GitHub - README and Workflow info has links to the required Apple Shortcuts.
 

 

Well that's embarrassing. Found an error in Notesy Oneupdater which means you won't get the new version.
 
Just updated to V1.5 which is a bit cleaner and requires one less shortcut.
https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public/blob/main/Notesy/Notesy.alfredworkflow
Also the Append shortcut has been updated so opening the daily note via command odn doesn't put in a - as default each time.

Next update is likely after the new Shortcuts actions for Notes come out as I don't have a spare machine to play with betas right now, but the plan is you'll be able to choose the Notes folder as a variable in the workflow and won't need to edit the shortcuts or manually create a notes folder before you can use the workflow properly.
 
Have fun.

Hey @daearcdo, 
I've just released a new major version of Confluence Quicksearch for Alfred, which used API tokens that should work for your case as well.
 
Read more: https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/discussions/16
Download: https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/releases/tag/2.0.0
 
Hope this may be of help for you!

Looking forward to iOS 16 and MacOS Ventura so the Shortcuts actions can be improved to deal with creating folders and notes.
Alfred 5 might even add some more fun things.
 
I've now migrated from Obsidian to using Apple Notes and this workflow so I'll be updating it as required and removing as much complexity as possible when I get a moment or two.

We're planning an Alfred workflow gallery, to which creators will be able to contribute their own workflows.  
 
The project has been in the works for some time but, as a small team, we've prioritised getting a fantastic Alfred 5 release out first.  Once Alfred 5 has launched and users are happily up and running with the new features, we'll be working on an official site for Alfred workflows, as a separate project to v5.
 
Our aim is to create a safe and organised platform, which is easily searchable and browsable.

True, true. I'll update one day, but until that day it does the job nice and simply. 😆
Perl shows my age.

Checked BetterTouchTool, and its solution is pretty much the same as the AppleScript from the linked Stack Overflow (acts the same).

Currently I can choose to have Alfred on "default screen", "mouse screen", and "active screen". How about adding a fourth option where identical copies are shown on "all screens", then I never have to worry about what screen I happen to look at, all screens will show my trusty Alfred.
 
Cheers!

Hello,
Although I do have Alfred's clipboard history enabled, I really only use it for its merging feature (and in a couple of workflows). I use Maccy as my main manager because it has a feature that I didn't think I would ever use when it was first added, but now I can't live without. It can (optionally) display the first 20 characters of the last copied item right in the menu bar. That way, at a glance, I always know what's on my clipboard. This comes in very handy a surprising number of times per day. I use it a lot when writing, or to store numbers, results from calculations, even the occasional TOTP code. Anyway, I find it really handy and now it's hard to give up.
 
I was wondering if that sounds useful to anyone else? And if so, then perhaps it could be considered as feature suggestion for a future version? I currently hide the menu bar icon, but I would certainly unhide it if this feature became available.
 
Thanks for considering.
 
 

I signed up for an account just to say Thank You! for this! very helpful

Started to use BOOP more for text manipulation and wanted to incorporate it into Alfred somehow.
 
Put together a quick workflow today which will run a boop command from a list filter on the contents of the clipboard or using a universal action on selected text.
It is very rough so far, but I hope to improve it soon.
 
Downloadable from my github https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public
 
Direct: https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public/blob/main/BOOPy/BOOPy.alfredworkflow
 

Started to use BOOP more for text manipulation and wanted to incorporate it into Alfred somehow.
 
Put together a quick workflow today which will run a boop command from a list filter on the contents of the clipboard or using a universal action on selected text.
It is very rough so far, but I hope to improve it soon.
 
Downloadable from my github https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public
 
Direct: https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public/blob/main/BOOPy/BOOPy.alfredworkflow
 

Hi Pearcen,
that worked perfectly. Build with Alfred and no need for external scripts. Love it. 

Workflow
Alfred Keyword: ts
Usage: ts <duration>
 duration:
+1w: add 1 weeks +2d: add 2 days -1h: sub 1 hours -2m: sub 2 minutes -3s: sub 3 seconds +4ms: add 4 milliseconds +5us: add 5 microseconds +6ns: add 6 nanoseconds +1d12h30m: add 1 days, 12 hours and 30 minutes Output Format:
int64 (timestamp) 2006-01-02 2006-01-02 15:04:05 2006-01-02T15:04:05Z07:00 Mon, 02 Jan 2006 15:04:05
Install
Download alfred-workflow_kaba-ts.alfredworkflow
Double-click the alfred-workflow_kaba-ts.alfredworkflow to install.
 
Release
https://github.com/kabacloud/alfred-timestamp/releases/tag/v0.1.0

Alfred-Restore-Iterm-Arrangement
This alfred workflow will list avaliable iTerm2 arrangements and let you select one to restore.
Requirements
iterm2: Build 3.4.15 (not tested on other versions but myght work)
And the following python libraries:
pip3 install iterm2 pip3 install pyobjc Usage
Just type iTermA on alfred and it will:
Launch iterm2 if its closed List the avaliable window arrangements Restore the selected window arrangement  

Download
Check the releases page to download it.

Your OneUpdater configuration is perfect, nothing needs to change. Though you should increase frequency_check to at least 1 (I use 4). 0 means it will check on every run.

Shoot me your configuration and I’ll take a look.

Extra mile. hehehe nah, just really got into Alfred the last year and thought if I can help then why not.
 
It makes no difference how it laid out at all. I just put it there and coloured it to make it obvious what I had done.
 
Glad it is working for you and good luck and enjoy Alfred and all it has to offer. 

Wow! You really go the extra mile, doncha?

I'll take a look now.

That's perfect! Not sure what's different; I thought mine was the same.

Does it make a difference that your final step is dragged down and lower? Versus mine, which was straight across? I assumed it didn't make a difference. Never mind, I just tested it; it doesn't make a difference. I'm assuming you dragged it down to fit in the window so that I wouldn't get confused.
 
 

@Sucesso Download my version from https://github.com/pearcenuk/Alfred-public/raw/main/_Paste without newlines.alfredworkflow and see if that works as it does for me.
Things I've updated I've coloured red and left comments