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• Great work, thank you for doing this!

• Any way to make the search return partial matches? E.g., searching for "man" does not return "mandril".

Kippt is no longer a supported project, so I won't be spending time improving this workflow — but it is open source, so feel free to have a look yourself! View source on GitHub

That's awesome, thanks for all the work deanishe. I'd not noticed the config had not been working as I've been using the workflow for quite some time! Whoops :-S

Really appreciate the contribution and I'll take a look at your pull requests as soon as I can.

Hi Guys, thanks for all the feedback.

I'll take a look into the issues and see if I can get them all sorted for you as soon as I can :-)

Also, deanishe, the code is certainly not a mess, so I'm not quite sure what's giving you that impression. And as for it being unmaintained, I can assure you it's not. My delay in responding is simply because I have a job and thought it might be nice to go away for the weekend ;-) Hope that's okay. The code is also open source on GitHub, so any contributions or pull requests are most welcome.

How do I get past the "Invalid Configuration.  Press Return to configure quick ref?

You should press return and configure the workflow. If you keep getting the error that means either the path you entered is invalid or the changes you made to it have made it no longer valid JSON.

That's strange, I did build the QL app for 10.6+, but haven't been able to test it.

Are you able to build and run the Xcode project and see what errors it's throwing?

The reason I moved away from qlmanage is because it didn't handle previewing web links, which is something I wanted.

Thanks for the input regarding the config. I've done some updates and come up with what I think is quite a neat solution.

I've also added the ability for it to load web sites links (.webloc) so you can quickly open up and reference material from the internet, which will also mean it's always up to date!

Let me know your thoughts on the setup and configuration of it!

Just posted an update to improve the search so it's worth upgrading!

Hey Shawn, thanks. Some great cheat sheets are available here:

http://www.addedbytes.com/cheat-sheets/

And I've just discovered this place which looks awesome:

http://www.cheatography.com/

So I'm sure you can fill your lookup directory with lots of good stuff from there!

Alfred 2 workflow for quickly referencing files (e.g. cheat sheets, PDFs, web links, etc) using quick look.

It loads things quicker than if they were searched and opened in Preview, and you can dismiss them easily with the space bar.

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Hi Justin, the keyword is "kippt" not "k". Also, the search is quite slow so you will have to wait a little bit until the results appear. Not much I can do about it but it does eventually work!

Thanks, working fine now. It's quite slow though, but obviously that's kippt's fault.

Yeah I've noticed it's slow too, it's a shame! But hopefully Kippt will speed up their search soon!

Nice workflow, thanks! Not able to get my API key from that link though?

Ah, they've been changing things! I've updated the instructions with the new link.

Hey guys, just saw this topic and thought you might be interested in the workflow I just made for searching your Kippt bookmarks!

http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1890-kippt-search-search-your-bookmarks-on-kippt/

Here's a workflow I knocked up for searching your bookmarks on Kippt and launching the URL in your browser.

Important instructions: To set up, you must enter your Kippt username and API key into the workflow's script filter. The API key can be found here when logged in (under "api_token").

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I haven't looked at yours yet but another addition I find really useful to add to this is.. in the timestamp extension I made for Alfred 1, you could grab current timestamp, or pass a timestamp to it and it would read that and convert it to a human readable date/time. That would be super useful as well.

Dave, I just came across your comment and thought you might want to check out the workflow I submitted last week for converting between UTC timestamps and various human readable datetime strings. I'm actually finding it ridiculously useful!

Datetime Format Converter - Convert between unix timestamps and datetime strings

Done and done. I've been doing housekeeping all afternoon, so I just made a few quick changes and it's set. See the first post in this thread for a new download link.

Awesome! Thanks mate, great stuff ;-)

Very much respect phyllisstein, he makes some great stuff but I'm going to wait a bit before I start including support for things like this. There are so many people creating updaters, repos, sites, etc. I'd prefer to hold off a bit longer.

Ah okay. Understandable! Cheers.

This is great! What are your thoughts on merging your Sublime Text workflows?

So "subl" would show options to open the current finder path in Sublime, and show a list of recent projects?

Would be neat to access Sublime through one keyword.

Thanks for the great work with all your workflows!

Great workflow! Any chance you could support updating via the Alleyoop workflow?

Any chance you could support updating via the Alleyoop workflow?

Any chance you could support updating via the Alleyoop workflow?

Very nice work! My Datetime Format Converter workflow now supports this.

Here's a workflow that's useful for developers; it allows you to convert between timestamps and formatted datetime strings with ease.

Simply type "df" followed by: "now", a UTC unix timestamp, or a formatted datetime string.

This will present you with the parsed date in various formats ready to copy to your clipboard.

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