designjoe

Hi there,

I really wanted to be able to use
:ok_hand: as a shortcut for 👌, but the emoji pack didn't support these new emojis... So I made my own!
There are more than 400 emojis that were added, it still works the same
And I'll keep updating it for the foreseeable future.

Download link: https://github.com/paris-ci/Alfred-Emoji-Pack-Update/raw/master/snippets/Emoji Pack Update.alfredsnippets
Code used to generate the pack: https://github.com/paris-ci/Alfred-Emoji-Pack-Update
 
It's basically the same thing as before, so here is the installation tutorial : http://joelcalifa.com/blog/alfred-emoji-snippet-pack/ (Don't use the download link there, it's still the old version, I am not the original author)

Alfred PDF Tools
     
 


Description

Optimize, encrypt and manipulate PDF files using Alfred.

Usage

Alfred PDF Tools can be used by the following file actions:
 
Optimize: Optimize the selected PDF files by entering the intended
resolution of the output file (150 dpi is used if no value is input) and the
document will be improved with increased contrast and straightened text; Deskew: Straighten the selected PDF files with no further appearance changes;  
 
Encrypt: Encrypt the selected PDF files by entering a password; Decrypt: Decrypt the selected PDF files by entering their password or just
↩ if they’re not password protected; Merge: Merge the selected PDF files. Use the ⌘ modifier key if you also
want to move the source files to Trash; Split by Page Count: Split the selected PDF file by page count; Split by File Size: Split the selected PDF file by file size; Slice in Multiple Files: Slice the selected PDF file in multiple files by
entering page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas (e.g. 2, 5–8, 20-); Slice in a Single File: Slice the selected PDF file in a single file by
entering page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas (e.g. 2, 5–8, 20-); Crop: Convert two-column pages in single pages; Scale: Scale the selected PDF files to a given paper size.
Contribute

To report a bug or request a feature, please create an issue or submit a
pull request.

Credits

This workflow relies on pypdf library by Martin Thoma, docopt by Vladimir Keleshev and K2pdfopt by willus.
 

I think it'd be awesome to be able to calculate percentages in the built-in calculator.

It’s time to update this workflow… Copy added to my to do list. Thank you for your feedback!