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Hi, i am building a workflow to start and stop development websites via Local.app, and i am running into a few problems: 1. jq: command not found When running the workflow, i get the message "jq: command not found", even after adding "source "${HOME}/.zshrc" to my workflow. 2. Wrapping jq output in items: {} I don't seem to be able to wrap the jq output in the required parent node "items". (Hope it's ok to ask this question here). i am using within the Script Filter: cat "local-site.json" | jq -j '.[] | {uid: .id, title: .name, subtitle:.path}' which gives me: { "uid": "0pbbVr2HP", "title": "dev-site-1", "subtitle": "/path" }{ "uid": "RK_9dUG-J", "title": "dev-site-2", "subtitle": "/path-2" } what Alfred expects: {"items": [ { "uid": "0pbbVr2HP", "title": "dev-site-1", "subtitle": "/path" }{ "uid": "RK_9dUG-J", "title": "dev-site-2", "subtitle": "/path-2" } ]} Thanks in advance!

Alfred workflow to quickly open and create notes in Notebooks.app. In contrast to Notebooks' internal search, it does not search file contents, but can quickly open files andfolders 🎉. Workflow Icon is (C) Notebooks. Setup Download & double click to install the workflow In the install workflow window, set the folder to your Notebooks library folder path (you can drag the folder in there) Usage nb to search file or folder names within the Notebooks library Enter to open the file in Notebooks SHIFT to copy the notebooks: url to clipboard ALT to open the file in the default editor nbnew to create a new file in the library root. nbclip to create a new note with the current clipboard as note body in the library root. Download from Github

Workflow: convert plain text clipboard via Pandoc Download from Github Prerequisites Pandoc must be installed. Usage Copy text you want to convert (e.g. HTML, Markdown, Mediawiki) Open Alfred Type panclip Original Format-Target Format The converted text will be placed in your clipboard. Example: panclip html-markdown NOTE: Panclip only supports plain text sources and outputs (HTML, Markdown, Mediawiki, ...)

Hi, thanks for your quick reply! as i wrote: "(i know i can drag a local file into Alfred, and use CMD+up to add it to the buffer. Yoink lets me drag images directly from the browser to the buffer)" So that is a different use case. The file may not be "in" Alfred yet. I do not understand that… i have files in my buffer already, i do not want to search for them again. how do i select an individual one of them? 👍ah, great. Did not see that. My feature request is a CLI that i can trigger from the command line, not only from within Alfred. Something like: $ alfred -add "/path/to/file.png

I think the file buffer feature could be much more useful and a great replacement for Yoink and similar apps if the following features would be added: Allow dragging files into the buffer (i know i can drag a local file into Alfred, and use CMD+up to add it to the buffer. Yoink lets me drag images directly from the browser to the buffer) Show Thumbnails for files in the buffer Allow action on individual files (not only all) in the buffer Allow removing individual files (not all/the last added) from the buffer A CLI for adding files to the buffer Thanks for your consideration!