MaximiliumM

UPDATE BUMP 2.4

Hello.

I'm so sorry for the buggy version. I hope no one noticed it  

So, it's been a while since last time I revisited this Workflow. This update was ready for some time now with only some small changes not finished. I didn't have the time to finish those small changes and I decided to share it anyway. I'd rather share it like this than keep it only for myself. 

There is SO MUCH to this update I can't even make a proper change log. I'm so sad that it took me this long to share it here. So many things were lacking of 2.3 or less version  

Anyways, let me try to sum up some of the changes.

- Types and Forms: now you can check Pokémon forms and stats and lvls and attacks etc etc.

- Filter by Move type: "dex bulbasaur tm grass"

- Many Location keyword changes: "dex pidgey location route" 

- New Keyword: "location route 2"

- New Keyword: "dex bulbasaur langs"

- Multilingual support

- New Keyword: "dex /help", "location /help" and so on. USE /help for ? help ~! 

- Shiny images for all Pokémon: "dex bulbasaur shiny"

I hope you like it Sorry again for delaying this update THIS long. (9 months... ouch)

Update 2.3.1:

- Improved: Better visual displaying of Stats

Update 2.3:

+ New Feature!

Now you can check Pokémon Base Stats.

Thanks, @Gregninjaz, for the suggestion and feedback.

Update 2.2.1:

- Fixed: Evil Default Escaping of Spaces!

- Fixed: Evil Apostrophe Murderer of Links!

Update 2.2:

- Fixed: "move tm10" not working.

- Added: Location information for Pokémon.

Shawn,

Thanks for your implementation. It's better than the one I was using.

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Update bump.

I've just found some bugs here. Trying to address them all to release 1.3.5. I'll check your implementation, because the current one only checks ipconfig en0, so local ip is in en1 it doesn't work properly. I'll check if yours solves this  

Thanks  

Update 1.3 added this feature, Shawn. Isn't it the same thing? I'm going to check yours anyway  

ALSO, Update bump.

Thanks, Shawn. Hopefully I got it working.

Update bump again.

- Upload feature revamped. Now you can Drag and Drop files and then upload   You can even rename them before uploading.

Seems like it has to do with file upload size. My research keeps turning up the same thing "change php.ini", but not sure what to do here. I tried putting a php.ini inside the ServerFolder and changed it file upload limit size, but it didn't work.

Anyone with more experience?

Thanks

It doesn't, I guess.

My new "upload function" is not really working, it seems  

I'm fully testing it now with a friend. I didn't get the chance yesterday. Sorry for uploading a broken thing.

Can someone tell me if you tested it?

 

Beautiful. I just began revisiting the Pokemon games, so I was delighted to find this.

 

Thanks for the awesome workflow!

 

Thanks ;D 

Oh, one more thing...

If the drive IS listed on Disk Utility, then it's possible to re-mount it.

"diskutil list" will show you all the drives currently mounted and unmounted.

What you're looking for is something like "/dev/disk1s2" (it might be another number)

Then the command diskutil mount /dev/disk1s2 will mount it again.

I can create a Workflow that checks what drives are unmounted and then present a list so you can select one to mount. Not hard at all. But as I was explaining in the last post, you're not going to be able to re-mount EJECTED drives, only UNMOUNTED drives.

Have anyone solved your problem already?

I don't think it's possible with EJECTED drives. When you eject your drive, it's not visible to the OS anymore. The only "solution" I've come across on the internet was this one:

The only way to re-mount ejected external USB flash drives is to unload and load the USB mass storage kernel extension: kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext; kextload /System/Library/Extensions/IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext Be aware that this will re-mount ALL external USB drives  

As you can see, it'll re-mount ALL external USB drives. Maybe it won't work as you want.

Another "solution":

simply put your computer to sleep and then wake it up again. It's a great solution if you're feeling lazy, but it will obviously be faster to just unplug and re-insert your drive.

 

Sorry

UPDATE 1.3:

I'm so sorry, Arthur.

If you have downloaded the NTFS Enabler installer, please do it again and install it again. Same download link.

I've made some changes to it and I hope it's more reliable now.

I'd love to have a native, built-in, way of adding things to the sidebar. That's the only somewhat unreliable thing now ;(

Also, I've changed the "Cancel" button to a "Not Now" button. And after pressing "Not Now" it stops asking you to enable NTFS write permission on that drive until you unmount it and mount it again.

Thanks and sorry for the trouble.

Pokédex

Look up Pokémon info, moves, abilities and items. (v 2.4)

Maybe many of you haven't seen my Pokédex Workflow yet, because I posted it as an improvement of withanx's Pokemondb Pokedex in that same topic. That's why I decided to start a new one.

Requirements:

- The complete experience requires the Super Effective! workflow. Please, check it out here.

Haha. Thanks for the code. But I've already fixed it. I'll check your code anyway, maybe it's better than mine

About the PHP 5.4 requirement. I've added the information to the main post.

Also, I had another really simple Workflow that would run the command "python -m SimpleHTTPServer 21025", but there was no CSS style file, so its appearance was just a list of files and really ugly ;( 

Thanks again. If you find more bugs or any improvement that can be made, please tell me And check my other Workflows, if you want. I'd love to have more feedbacks like yours

Shawn,

Thanks for clearing that PHP 5.4 thing out. I didn't know that.

And about your second point, yeah, I knew that... Today while using it I thought it could cause problems when exporting the Workflow and so on, but unfortunately I haven't got time to fix it yet.

I'll have everything fixed by tomorrow.

Thanks

Ok, so here I am with the installer.

Link:

https://db.tt/yYSfm7qG

Let me give you some explanation to what it does.

The installer will add two things to your system:

- NTFS Enabler, a folder to ~/Library/Application Support

- com.fmanoeli.ntfsenabler.plist, a PLIST to ~/Library/LaunchAgents

So, after having it installed, when you plug in a NTFS drive, a window will appear asking if you want to Enable write access on that drive. Then, it will add a shortcut to Finder's sidebar of that drive.

The cool thing about it is that every time you plug the same drive in again, it will automatically add it to the sidebar  

There's only one "bug" that I couldn't get rid of. When you click on the little Eject button on the sidebar, it ejects the drive, but it stays on the sidebar. If you click on the sidebar's shortcut again after it's been ejected, the shortcut will be gone. That's how you "solve" the bug, hehe.

I hope you like it  

Oh, remember, if you want to uninstall this thing, just delete those two things I mentioned above.

I find it odd that no-one has replied to this mate. I haven't tried your wf myself, but if it works as described it'd be a free alternative to different commercial solutions like Paragon NTFS and Tuxera NTFS.

 

Before i try it out would you say that i can replace the software descried above in favor for an alfred workflow? 

 

Thanks for your work. Good job =)

Well, yes, I think you can.

But remember, the drive can't be seen in Finder's sidebar. So, you have to open the drive using Alfred

Actually, I have a new solution that might be better than this, but it's not an Alfred Workflow. If you want, I can post the installer here.

The only downside to this other solution is the lack of control that you have with the Workflow. I mean, the Workflow lets you remove the write access anytime you want.

The perfect solution then is use both  

I'll post the link to the installer here, so you can test it. Unfortunately, there's no uninstaller if you don't like it. But I'll post how to uninstall here as well.

See you

NTFS Enabler

Enable Write to NTFS drives (v 1.0)

I've come across a very handy way of enabling write on NTFS drives, so I decided to create a workflow to take advantage of it.

There's only one little caveat. You can't see the drive in Finder's sidebar. To open the drive in Finder, use 'ntfs' keyword.

Instructions:

+ Keywords:

- "ntfs": List all NTFS mounted drives you have and select one to open it in Finder.

- "ntf enable": List all NTFS drives and select one to enable write.

- "ntf remove": List all enabled NTFS drives and select one to remove write access.

- "nt clear": Clear all previously added NTFS drives

+ Action Modifiers:

- List all NTFS mounted drives with "ntfs" keyword. Then hold Option key and select a drive to eject.

Screenshots:

Download Link:

https://db.tt/HCKAgTse

Contact:

@MaximiliumM

Any feedback is welcome. Thanks.