Kelson01

Rubber duck debugging!

Omg sometimes it requires asking the question to find the answer yourself. Often you expect something to work some way making yourself not see the way to do it. I was looking for a right click method to disable an individual snippet like disabling a snippet collection. OBVIOUSLY there's a checkbox that disables a snippet...

Am I able to blacklist/whitelist snippet expansion on a per app basis for individual collections and not only the snippet functionality as a whole in Alfred? I keep triggering a few of my snippets in Final Cut Pro that I use for renaming in Pixelmator Pro and I'd rather not blacklist Final Cut Pro all-together from snippet expansion in Alfred. Is this something I'm able to do?
 
Thanks!

A very quick search revealed only this. However, there's a Github issue that appears to indicate that it doesn't work under Python 3—which rather suggests it may use Python 2. (I've not downloaded and installed it to check.)
 
If you did want to try the workflow and download and install it you may need to take a look at this thread on the forum about making Python 2 workflows work on macOS Monterey 12.3 and above.
 
Stephen

If we can't have the history forever, can we at least have it longer than 3 months pleaseeeeee?

This one in particular I've got working on a fork.
https://github.com/jun6lee/Alfred-WordSearch
 
I have an alternate fix too. This whole MacOS update has forced me to learn a bit of Python3.

In Zsh: osascript /path/to/script.

-- I added Terminal to the keep_alive list for this demonstration, Safari is also on the keep_alive list but it is not running. But no matter what apps are and aren't on the keep_alive list, I always get an error when Spotify is not listed there.
 
This screenshot shows a successful run of the QuitArena workflow with Calendar, Preview & Books open. I ran the command after a successful run of the workflow revealing that the apps were quit. After that I opened Spotify and tried to run the workflow and got an error.

 
Here's it with the same apps that were successfully quit before, with the only difference being that Spotify is running.

 
-- Okay now i'll add Spotify to the keep_alive list
 
Here is Spotify on the keep_alive list

 
Now running the workflow with the same apps + Spotify on the keep_alive list

 
I've tried this with all different combinations of apps running, I haven't had it fail at any point other than when Spotify was running and not on the keep_alive list.
 
I've just added it to the keep_alive list and moved on, for me it's not the end of the world. Thanks for the great workflow!
 
Alfred 4.6.4
Workflow v22.1
Monterey 12.3.1

notion-shortcuts-alfred-workflow
An Alfred workflow to operation Notion app shortcuts
 
Simply type your keyword into Alfred (default: nos) to see shortcuts from Notion.
 
Documentation, instructions on workflow in the readme here:
https://github.com/iHTCboy/notion-shortcuts-alfred-workflow
 

 
- `now`: Open a new Notion window.
- `nos`: Open search or jump to a recently viewed page.
- `no1`: Create an H1 heading.
- `no2`: Create an H2 heading.
- `no3`: Create an H3 heading.
- `notd`: Create a to-do checkbox.
- `nobl`: Create a bulleted list.
- `nonl`: Create a numbered list.
- `notg`: Create a toggle list.
- `nocb`: Create a code block.
- `noni`: Create a new page, or turn whatever you have on a line into a page.
- `nonp`: Create a new page.
 
download: https://github.com/iHTCboy/notion-shortcuts-alfred-workflow/releases
 

Usage

Search through installed AppleScript dictionaries via the asdic keyword. ↩ to open.



The first run will take a few seconds to find the dictionaries, but subsequent runs will be instant. Updating the dictionaries list is done automatically but can be forced with ⌘⌥⌃↩.

A minority of apps use an older dictionary format which can be converted with the Universal Action.



⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
 

Official release:
 
 

I like that idea. Here’s a Workflow for it. Consider it a beta but it’s mostly done. It’s missing a README and an icon. The autoupdate is already set up, so when it’s released you’ll get that version.

Run asdic to list the dictionaries, press ↵ to open it. The first run will take a few seconds to find the dictionaries, but subsequent runs will be instant.

If it's only a couple of snippets, using Snippet Triggers as Chris suggests would work well. If it's a lot of snippets, you'll probably find it easier to change the keywords to something that isn't so easy to get wrong.

I think this:https://github.com/Stillness-2/beardie would satisfy what you want.

Done.

You need to put a file:/// URL on the clipboard with data type public.file-url. Here is a script (Language = "/usr/bin/osascript (JavaScript)") that will put the first file passed in on the clipboard:
 
ObjC.import('AppKit'); function run(argv) { const pboard = $.NSPasteboard.generalPasteboard; // convert first command-line argument to file:/// URL let url = $.NSURL.fileURLWithPath(argv[0]); // put URL on clipboard as "public.file-url" pboard.clearContents; if (!pboard.setStringForType(url.absoluteString, $.NSPasteboardTypeFileURL)) { throw new Error('failed to put URL on pasteboard'); } }  
 
Could you stop posting screenshots of Alfred and your workflows all the time? It's pointless.

(Emphasis mine)
 
The answer is again a List Filter Input.
 
 
Yes, same way you did in your screenshot.

@Undertaker01 You have three options for where to show Alfred, which you'll find in Appearance > Options:
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/appearance/#options
 
You can either show Alfred on default screen, mouse screen or active screen.
 
Cheers,
Vero

What you’re doing is not a workaround; it’s the proper way to do it. A trigger connected to an output is as simple as it gets.

I’ll move this to Feature Suggestions, but this sounds like it might be hard. At the very least I doubt that showing the modifier text/status on Alfred Remote itself would be tricky because it would require Alfred to constantly monitor for it.

I'd ask the Moom developers, tbh. I mean, they wrote both Moom and Key Codes, so they're the best people to explain why they appear to be seeing different keypress events.
 
Happy New Year to you, too!

This, probably. It's not just fetching your browser history, but combining the results with those from the search engine, and then figuring out how to make that work well with Alfred's own sorting.
 
It's absolutely doable (depending on your browser), but so far nobody has cared enough to build it (well, release it).
 
 
Every single time. I quit Alfred, then try to open Alfred in order to run Alfred. Then I panic for a bit while I try to remember how else to launch apps. Eventually, I remember I can double-click in Finder or run them from a shell, then I immediately try to open Alfred in order to launch Finder or iTerm, so I can launch Alfred…
 

Use External Script, so you can edit the script without opening Alfred Preferences.

Found it.
 

Sometimes, the connection between two nodes can be moderately complex:
 

 
That’s two checkboxes and a text field. If I want to move that connection to another node or temporarily disable it, I open it, save/memorise it, delete it, move it to another place, redo all configuration. I’d like to be able to move a connection to a different origin or end node easily while keeping its configuration.