dfay

They're clearly installed by brew.  
 
http://osxdaily.com/2018/07/05/where-homebrew-packages-installed-location-mac/
 
The easiest option is to exclude those directories from Spotlight indexing or from Alfred.

You'd need to call up Alfred then type the keyword.  A snippet trigger aves a keystroke but more importantly it's less of an intrusion into ordinary typing flow (in my experience).

I love the snippets feature and uses like 100 times a day!
One thing I wish Alfred could is, I could set up a certain group of snippets to be working on certain language input mode only
for example I use ;br to make it best regards, I never type ;br on English, but I use it when I type different language.
So it would be nice to make it disable this snippet to work when I'm using different language.
Many thanks!!!!

@vitor There's nothing special about the Pdfs that I use - same fields. However, I've updated a random classic chapter of something for you here: https://cl.ly/bc6972285a77
 
I've attached a screenshot of the usual fields from Adobe Acrobat below. However, these are the same fields that you'll see if you "Get Info" through Finder. 
 
Relatedly, I took @dfay's advice and purchased HoudahSpot, which is great for viewing and search through this metadata, too. When you add the columns/fields to your search results, you can even sort by them. It's great!
 

 
 
 

Thanks - That screenshot is actually from a workflow that I created using your script - which works great! Thanks again!!
 
However, I only use it to apply existing Finder tags (not to search or apply more complicated hierarchical tags).

Currently, if you place your Alfred window to appear at the very bottom of you Mac screen, the search bar will be sitting at the bottom, but the search results will shift the whole window up and down based on the results you get. It's jumpy and weird, shifting the search bar as you type. Because of this, you essentially can't put Alfred on the bottom of your screen. 
 
My feature suggestion is to have an option for the search results to appear above the search bar, so then you could place the bar at the bottom of your screen (photo attached), and have the search results neatly shift up and down, without the whole window jumping around.
 
I think bottom center of my Mac screen would be a really cool place to put my Alfred window, and have the results expand up into the screen. 

Thank you; I will try that! Just spent a good chunk of time doing this manually. 
 
Edit: And it works! I must have missed an update. This is literally the best day ever. 

Great stuff @dfay!
 
 Note that it's not necessary to hardcode in hacks for these apps that now support Dark Mode natively:
 
* Things 3.7
* OmniFocus 3.1
* TaskPaper 3.8
* HazeOver 1.8
* Ulysses 14
 
Hopefully all other apps worth their salt ASAP! However, I must say conflicting times, and I personally want on a per app basis, the abililty to control Dark Mode theme support. So I may be returning to your script enhancements to override the other way soon!

Not until OF3 ships.  I poked around in the SQL and the tag data isn’t being synced to OF2 even though it’s obviously there in the cloud.  Until we can read the SQL there’s no way to tell what to look for.

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I can't remember where I first posted this, but .....Any chance of an ios keyboard in v2 with synced snippets?

Not until OF3 ships.  I poked around in the SQL and the tag data isn’t being synced to OF2 even though it’s obviously there in the cloud.  Until we can read the SQL there’s no way to tell what to look for.

Hey @Bhishan--
 
I decided to post this to the forum in case it helps someone else out.
 
There were two main things I was doing wrong. First was running each variable on its own thread. For what I was doing, the proper thing to do was to have everything on one thread (and therefore running one after the other).
 
The second issue I was having was with filters. You'll need to google to understand exactly why it happens (I don't understand it well enough to explain it), but I was having unwanted newlines & whitespace in the output. This meant filters weren't working as I expected (since the input to the filter had newlines etc I didn't know about). That was fixed by using some `Transform` and `Replace` utilities.
 
I'll attach both of the workflows based around the original workflow.
 
Hope these workflows help you figure it out
-Scott
 
Create a new note with or without selected text with Zettelkasten metadata
 
Create a new note (with or without selected text) & PDF from Safari tab with Zettelkasten metadata

 
Screenshots:
 
New note:
 

 
New note & PDF:
 

Fake.app is the easiest way to do stuff like this - but it may be overkill for your needs, if you don’t want to run the task in a separate browser.

Just add the tag alfred:ignore to the file or folder - works for me anyway.

I have added a keyword to do this in Finder scripts - basically it activates Finder then calls the keystroke for iCloud Drive

Just add the tag alfred:ignore to the file or folder - works for me anyway.

# fuzzylist
Fuzzy, self-updating list filter workflow for Alfred 3 & 4
This is a workflow template - it does nothing as is.
 
## Usage:
- create a csv file like you would for an Alfred List Filter, with an optional fourth field containing the path to an icon file for that result.
- name the file *list.csv* and add it to the workflow directory
On the initial run, the workflow will create a file list.json for output to the fuzzy search.  If list.csv is modified, it will update list.json .  
 
## Credits
- uses fuzzy.py by @deanishe - https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-fuzzy
 
## Download
 
workflow at https://github.com/derickfay/fuzzylist/blob/master/Fuzzy List Filter.alfredworkflow (v. 0.3 as of 2022-03-30)
 
## Working on 12.3
 
v. 0.3 now uses Python 3 and works on MacOS 12.3

hahahaha thank you for bringing those issues to my attention. deanishe vs. nikvi discussions are on top of my geek humor ranking.
 

# fuzzylist
Fuzzy, self-updating list filter workflow for Alfred 3 & 4
This is a workflow template - it does nothing as is.
 
## Usage:
- create a csv file like you would for an Alfred List Filter, with an optional fourth field containing the path to an icon file for that result.
- name the file *list.csv* and add it to the workflow directory
On the initial run, the workflow will create a file list.json for output to the fuzzy search.  If list.csv is modified, it will update list.json .  
 
## Credits
- uses fuzzy.py by @deanishe - https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-fuzzy
 
## Download
 
workflow at https://github.com/derickfay/fuzzylist/blob/master/Fuzzy List Filter.alfredworkflow (v. 0.3 as of 2022-03-30)
 
## Working on 12.3
 
v. 0.3 now uses Python 3 and works on MacOS 12.3

I don't have one but it's built into the command line tool I used 
 
https://github.com/jdberry/tag/blob/master/README.md
 
Should be easy to put together - is that enough to get you started?

I made a few fixes to your code but it's still not working for me either:
import json, os, subprocess, sys cmd = ['./tag', '-r', '\*'] + json.loads(os.getenv('filesList')) subprocess.call(cmd) That fixed an error caused by a missing ] and puts all the arguments as separate list items, both of which I think are necessary, but it doesn't work....
 
Confirmed that it works on the command line.
 
@deanishe any ideas?

@dfay Thanks for taking a crack at it!
 
@deanishe Thanks for the suggestion, too. It works!!
 
So, for others that might be interested, the following modification to @dfay's code does the trick:
import json, os, subprocess, sys cmd = ['./tag', '-r', '*'] + json.loads(os.getenv('filesList')) subprocess.call(cmd) Thanks a ton, @dfay & @deanishe!!

Dynamic snippets to insert the date corresponding to the upcoming day.
 
d.nm - next Monday
d.nt - next Tuesday
d.nw - next Wednesday
d.nr - next Thursday
d.nf - next Friday
d.ns - next Saturday
 
So given today's date 2018-07-30, the snippets in sequence produce
2018-08-06
2018-07-31
2018-08-01
2018-08-02
2018-08-03
2018-08-04
 
d.m+ - first day of next month
2020-02-01
 
And dt.n to add the next business day in prose, e.g. Tuesday, June 4, 2019
 
Download
 
v. 1.2 
- added first day of next month
- added external triggers for M of next week and 1st of next month
- updated so snippets will paste in Alfred (using the trick here: https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/11765-snippet-triggers-triggered-in-alfred-dont-paste-to-alfred/?tab=comments#comment-61652 )
 
v. 1.3 2022-03-31
- updated to use Python 3 for compatibility with MacOS 12.3

I’d love color shading as in the first image in the original post in this thread.