This is a workflow I've cobbled together from various sources, notably some modifications to https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/bashfinder , which is actually a bash front end for a lot of AppleScript.
It contains the following commands:
fo - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window (also available as a File Action)
fo:i - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with Icon view (also available as a File Action)
fo:c - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with Column view (also available as a File Action)
fo:l - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with List view (also available as a File Action)
all - open "All My Files" (Sierra) or "Recents" (High Sierra and later) in the frontmost Finder window - this uses a Key Combo action ⌘⇧F
icloud - open iCloud Drive in the frontmost Finder window - this uses a Key Combo action ⌘⇧I
fat - choose and open an existing tab or window
rf - open a recent folder in the frontmost Finder window
fi - set frontmost Finder window to Icon view
fc - Set frontmost Finder window to Column view
fl - Set frontmost Finder window to List view
fg - Set frontmost Finder window to Gallery view (i.e. icon view with big icons and a dark background - this is my own take on a Gallery view, which predated the official one introduced in Mojave)
fw - Close frontmost window and reopen active tab (i.e. close all tabs except the active one)
merge - Merge All Windows (same as menu command)
fcfix - set filename column width to 400
clip - show the Finder clipboard (I bet you didn't know there was such a thing....)
There is a single environment variable:
openInNewTab
set it to 0 to open in the frontmost window (replacing the existing contents) or 1 (the default setting) to open in a new tab in the frontmost window
By using fo and its variants, you can effectively have Alfred open folders in a single window as requested here:
https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/11393-opening-folders-in-the-same-finder-window/?do=findComment&comment=59570
and here:
https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/11327-any-way-search-open-a-folder-in-same-finder-window/?tab=comments#comment-59276
v.0.5 (2019-06-08)
Added fat keyword (was going to use ft but it was constantly confused with FaceTime)
v.0.4 (2018-08-06)
Added icloud and all keywords
v.0.3 (2018-04-08)
Added file actions
Added rf and fw keywords
Can you try and delete all `com.lisowski-development.alfred.bitwarden` items from keychain and run the login process again? It fails here in the javascript where it would write the received token into keychain.
Thanks for the logs.
2 more things I haven't asked yet;
- Does the bw login work fine in the terminal? Can you try that, and once you are logged in, then the alfred workflow just needs an unlock
- run a normal `bw logout` in the terminal and then delete this file: `rm ~/Library/Application\ Support/Bitwarden\ CLI/data.json` (it contains the encrypted secrets, loaded from the bitwarden server); then run bw login again, via terminal and/or via workflow
So do I understand that you got the workflow partly working now?
One thing which doesn't really work yet easily is the usage of the bitwarden-cli in the terminal and in parallel the bitwarden workflow. that is because the session token will change each time an unlock happens and all the secrets are re-encrypted.
As a workaround you can use this script to share the same token between the cli and the workflow https://github.com/luckman212/bitwarden-cli-helpers
Thanks for mentioning the issue that after logout the wrong item is placed to unlock.. that will require a fix from my side.
