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One of the most common actions in the alfred prompt for me is typing "f [start of filename]" to reveal a file in the finder.

But this doesn't work for files in hidden folders. Like all my .xyz folders in my home directory for instance. How can I change this so all those folders become searchable as well?

1 hour ago, vitor said:

 

Should be fixed in the latest version. Try it again.

 

Works

Great job! Thanks!

(I'm on Catalina)

Now I installed it by downloaded the zipped file for the CLI. Unzipped, placed in Applications. Ran chmod +x SandwichTimer.app/Contents/MacOS/SandwichTimer, since I couldn't my mac to execute the file until I did this.

And now when I activate alfred and run 'pomo' I get this debug output:

[15:07:53.903] SandwichTimer[Keyword] Processing complete
[15:07:53.909] SandwichTimer[Keyword] Passing output '' to Run Script
[15:07:53.939] ERROR: SandwichTimer[Run Script] dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/Electron Framework.framework/Electron Framework
  Referenced from: /Applications/SandwichTimer.app/Contents/MacOS/SandwichTimer
  Reason: no suitable image found.  Did find:
    /Applications/SandwichTimer.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/Electron Framework.framework/Electron Framework: file too short
    /Applications/SandwichTimer.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/Electron Framework.framework/Electron Framework: stat() failed with errno=1
./sandwichtimer_functions.bash: line 9: 10055 Abort trap: 6           "${sandwich_timer_app}/Contents/MacOS/SandwichTimer" 'pomodoro'
[15:07:53.942] SandwichTimer[Run Script] Processing complete
[15:07:53.943] SandwichTimer[Run Script] Passing output '' to Run Script

1 hour ago, vitor said:

In Alfred. Open it and type that.

Thanks. What I was missing that this was a keyword in your sandwich workflow, I thought it was something I could run independently.  

Though, it doesn't work for me. Alfred recognizes the keyword, but nothing happens.

On 5/19/2018 at 6:57 PM, vitor said:

.. invoke :sandwichtimerupdateapp to get the latest version...

Where do I invoke this command?

The problem I want to solve is to have a quick way to get a short description of http codes. 

I envision this as e.g. I activate alfred and type  'hcode 501' hit enter, and I get a small info box on overlay with a predefined text: 

501 Not Implemented
"The server either does not recognize the request method, or it lacks the ability to fulfil the request. Usually this implies future availability (e.g., a new feature of a web-service API)"

(text from Wikipedia)

The texts could be stored in any way, e.g. a text file on disk, I don't care.

Any suggestions or pointers?

Thanks