IOIO

37 minutes ago, deanishe said:

 

Generally, it's a good idea to put the workflow source code (i.e. the unzipped workflow) on GitHub, not just the exported workflow. It makes it easier for other people to see what's in the workflow and to contribute.

Ah! Great. That makes sense. Done.

3 minutes ago, nikivi said:

 

It's super nice and helpful community. Just norization is probably a heated topic is I don't know a single person except maybe Apple that likes this change.

Hey @nikivi, thank you for your explanation. So with my first contact to the community, I learned which topic is a bit sensitive. (⊙_⊙)

Minimal Wide

This theme is elegant, compact and offers space for long titles.

(GitHub, Alfred, Packal)

Monochrome

This theme has a monospace font appears like a terminal on a monochrome monitor.

(GitHub, Alfred, Packal)

Crazy Accessible Blue

This theme is big. It's definitely accessible with high contrast and big fonts.

The color scheme is inspired by the old Amiga workbench

(GitHub, Alfred, Packal)

As a new Alfred user I've installed the workflow ZipInfo, which lead to a security warning by macOS. So, I've created my own one to be able to take a look into a ZIP archive without installing any other app. In contrast to the other workflow, I simply use the system's zipinfo terminal command.

alfred-zipinfo

GitHub: https://github.com/IOIO72/alfred-zipinfo

Packal: https://www.packal.org/workflow/alfred-zipinfo

No special requirements.

alfred-coder

It offers URI en-/decoding, HTML character entity code conversion and Base64 de-/encoding. I've used Alfy and like this framework.

1. Requirements:

Install the latest version of Node.js before: https://nodejs.org/en/

2. Install:

Download and open on GitHub: https://github.com/IOIO72/alfred-coder/releases/.

Alternatively you can use the terminal command:

npm install --global alfred-coder

This is my first post in this forum and I hope, that I'm not breaking any conventions here. Advices are welcome 😉

Not only I'm new in this forum, I'm a new Alfred user as well and created some Workflows.

So, as my first submission, I like to share my Stick Notes app approach, which may be even interesting for users, who usually don't use the macOS Stickies App.

It can be used by keyword and hotkey and offers the possibility to quickly add sticky notes as you are working in an app. The workflow creates the sticky note and immediately returns to the app, you are working in.

So this is a kind of addition to the clipboard history by making special notes visible on the desktop.

I hope you like it. Feedback is welcome, especially as I'm a new workflow creator.

Sticky Note

GitHub: https://github.com/IOIO72/alfred-sticky-note

Packal: https://www.packal.org/workflow/sticky-note

No special requirements. Tested with Alfred 4.

On 1/11/2020 at 10:25 AM, Acidham said:

Seems to be an issue with Image Events under Catalina: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/124420

To fix there is a simple solution: https://darjeelingsteve.com/articles/Fixing-"Image-Events"-AppleScripts-Broken-in-macOS-10.15-Catalina.html

 

 

Great! Thank you very much! Works! 👍

This should be added to the description of the workflow to make it work!