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Google Maps Route WorkflowThis workflow calculates the route from the current location, a contact from your address book or a specified location to either the current location, a contact from your address book or a specified location. The scripts are written in python and use the pre-installed objective-c bridge pyobjc to search the address book and determine the current location with CoreLocation. Because of this, OS X will display messages that ask for the permission to use CoreLocation and AddressBook.
Requirements:The scripts use the shipped python version and the nice alfred module by nikipore (included). Because of the usage of OS X APIs there are requirements for the OS X version. I developed and tested the workflow on 10.8.4 and 10.9.1, but perhaps older versions are also working (feedback?). If you want to use Apple as a map vendor you need OS X 10.9
Usage
Simply type "route" followed by the first or last name of a contact or a custom location and choose the right one from the list. You can also specify two addresses in the same manner to calculate a route between the two. If your custom address or the contact name include spaces, you'll need to put quotes around it. You can configure the map vendor using route-pref.
Download
You can either download the workflow from Packal or have a look on the GitHub repository
http://packal.org/workflow/google-maps-routes https://github.com/abyth/google-maps-route-workflow  
Version
This is a new version of the "route to contact or address" workflow which can be found here in the forum. I decided to create another topic and a new Packal file, because the new features do not fit to the old name. You can find the version changes either on the Packal page, or in the GitHub commits

Mavericks Tags - File and Email Tagging with Alfred 2
 
Features
Show tags of a file/folder or email Add/Remove tags of a file/folder or email Search files/folders or emails with a specific tag Show list of available tags Installation
 
Download and import into Alfred 2.
 
Usage
 
File Action
 
The Mavericks Tags workflow is available as Alfred File Action:

 
Hotkeys
⌃⌥T - Show tags of selected file in Finder ⌃⌥M - Show tags of selected email in Apple Mail Select "Add Tag" and ENTER a tag name to add it as new tag to the file/folder/email or select one of the existing tags and press ENTER to remove the selected tag from the file/folder/email.
 



 
Keywords
.tagged [tag name] - Search files/folder with tag
.taggedmail [tag name] - Search emails with tag
.taglist [tag name] - Show list of all available tags
 
Credits
 
Credit for the included command line utility go to jdberry.
 
The icons are from the Windows8/Metro Icon Pack by Visual Pharm.
 
Changes
1.4 [2014-03-01]"Manage Tags" file action now supports multiple file from Alfred's file buffer 1.3 [2013-12-16]".taglist" command now uses mdfind to query all tags instead of the unreliable Finder plist 1.2 [2013-12-10]new keyword ".taglist" to show list of all available tags renamed ".mtagged" keyword to ".taggedmail" 1.1 [2013-11-25]support for tagging emails chnaged icons

Quick little Contact Action workflow that will allow you to select a contact's address in the Alfred Contact Viewer and see that address in the Apple Maps app.
 
Download
 
You will have to add the custom action. Use the screenshots below to guide you through setting up the contact action..
 


After the action is set up.. when viewing a contact in the Alfred Contact Viewer, you should be able to select the Contact's address and view it in the Apple Maps application.

Strictly not a workflow, but using App Hazel to monitor Workflows folder and add the workflow name to the Comments field, making it easy to see in Finder what folder is associated with what workflow.
 

 
 
 

 
 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/100324951/workflows.hazelrules
 
 

Strictly not a workflow, but using App Hazel to monitor Workflows folder and add the workflow name to the Comments field, making it easy to see in Finder what folder is associated with what workflow.
 

 
 
 

 
 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/100324951/workflows.hazelrules
 
 

Strictly not a workflow, but using App Hazel to monitor Workflows folder and add the workflow name to the Comments field, making it easy to see in Finder what folder is associated with what workflow.
 

 
 
 

 
 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/100324951/workflows.hazelrules
 
 

An experimental workflow in Python. Displays a list of comics that you can read straight off of Alfred.

Download: from here  (always the latest version)
Developer side note: The experimental part comes in the form of - it is very easy to extend this workflow if you know a little bit of Python / intermediate programming skills and have a solid RSS feed of a comic you like. Add the code for the new comic in the plugins folder, and as long as it follows the method signature the sample code provided has, you have a new feedback item and comic to read.
Source Code Repo: GitHub
 
Version History
v0.1 - Initial version
v0.2 - Added search support for the list of comics. So typing "comics dilb" will just list Dilbert strip option. Searches are performed against the title and subtitle of each strip. Added a couple more comics to the list based on requests, and two courtesy Jefferson).
 
 
Have fun.

Hi everybody,
 
I've created a simple but (i hope) useful currency converter; this workflow support simple and complex queries like:
 
currency € -- Current EUR/USD exchange currency € £ -- Current EUR/GBP exchange currency 12 € -- Convert 12 EUR to USD currency 12€ £ -- Convert 12 EUR to GBP currency 12 € £ -- Convert 12 EUR to GBP currency 12 EUR £ -- Convert 12 EUR to GBP currency 12 EUR to £ -- Convert 12 EUR to GBP currency from 12 € to GBP -- Convert 12 EUR to GBP currency to GBP from 3€ -- Convert 3 EUR to GBP currency to GBP 3€ -- Convert 3 EUR to GBP   Here the github repository: https://github.com/BigLuck/alfred2-currencyconverter And the .alfredworkflow direct download link: https://github.com/BigLuck/alfred2-currencyconverter/raw/master/Currency%20Converter.alfredworkflow