@Smpl and @slempke,

I`ve released a new version v1.2.0 trying to address these issues.

On this new version I've converted the script filter to a external script and included a Requirements section on README informing that you need to have python3 installed  on your system.

Could you try it and tell me if it solved the problems reported above?

what the log says?

On 3/8/2022 at 8:36 AM, Smpl said:

looked in the /Users/{user}/Library/Application Support/Alfred/Workflow Data folder, but I don't see the mentioned "RectangleConfig.json" file that is supposedly created

Could you try to export the json file from Rectangle and use the  "Manage Settings" option from the workflow  to inform the json location?

Alfred-ColormindMe

This Alfred workflow creates a random theme based on a color palette from https://colormind.io.

Usage

Just type cm on Alfred and select Get Random Theme to generate a random theme.

Once it`s done, it will show the generated theme on finder with the filename random.alfredappearance. Just open this file to import the theme to Alfred.

The first time you run the workflow it will ask you to set a destination folder to the generated themes.

Download

Check the releases page to download it.

Examples

Check example  themes generated with this workflow below:

Alfred Cheat.sh

Access your favourite cheat sheets from cheat.sh directly from Alfred.

Usage

The main workflow is accessd throught the keyword cht:

The selected cheat sheet will be copied to your clipboard.

On the first usage, the workflow will ask you to update the avaliable cheat sheets because it compiles a lista of avaliable items and caches it on the Work Flow Data folder for faster results. At anytime you could update the list throught the menu update cheats:

Requirements

This workflow require you to have jq avaliable on your system.

To check if they're avaliable on your system open a terminal and type:

which jq

/usr/local/bin/jq

Just a minor improvement  on @Archite awesome example converting a bash array to a json array, that way it becomes more reusable:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Declare your initial values
regions="france netherlands denmark"

# Converts your string to a bash array
SAVEIFS=$IFS        # Save current IFS (Internal Field Separator)
IFS=' '             # Change IFS to space
array=($regions)    # split the `regions` string into an array
IFS=$SAVEIFS        # Restore original IFS

# Converts the bash array to a json array
json_array=$(printf '%s\n' "${array[@]}" | jq -R . | jq -s .)

$ Format the output as Script Filter Json Format
jq -n --argjson item "$json_array" -f <(echo '{"items":[$item[] as $name | {"uid":$name,"title":$name,"arg":$name,"autocomplete":$name,"icon":{"path":("icons/" + $name + ".png")}}]}')

Alfred Encryptor

Easily encrypt and decrypt files and folders with passwords using strong AES-256 ciphers.

Usage

Encrypting files/folders

To encrypt a file or folder type enc and select the files and/or folders you want to encrypt.

Tip: you can select multiple files/folders putting them on Alfred`s file buffer

Next, select the destination folder.

Inform the password to protect the encrypted file and its done!

A file named encryptor_*.enc will be created and displayed in finder.

Now you can safelly share this file knowing that only who has the correct password can open it!

Decrypting files encrypted with Encryptor

To decrypt a file encrypted by this workflow type dec and select the file to be decrypted.

Next select the destination folder.

Inform the password used to encrypt the file and its all that is needed!

Alfred will open the destination folder on Finder and you can view the decrypted contents.

Requirements

This workflow require you to have tar and openssl avaliable on your system.

To check if they're avaliable on your system open a terminal and type:

which tar openssl

/usr/bin/tar
/usr/bin/openssl

tar -cvf /tmp/encryptor.tar FILE_1 FILE_2 FOLDER_1 FOLDER_2
openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -salt -in /tmp/encryptor.tar -k PASSWORD -out FILENAME.enc
rm -f /tmp/encryptor.tar

openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -in FILE -k PASSWORD -out /tmp/encryptor.tar
tar -xvf /tmp/encryptor.tar -C FOLDER
rm -f /tmp/encryptor.tar

Alfred-Load-In-Helium

An Alfred workflow to open current browser or clipboard url on Helium.  

Helium is a floating browser that stays allways on top of other windows and allows you to whatch media while do other stuff.

Permissions

The first time you use this workflow with one of the supported browsers it will ask you for permissions to interact with the browser to get its current URL.

Usage

Just type lh (load helium) on alfred and the workflow will list the options based on your current open browsers.

Supported Browsers

Actually the following browsers are supported:

Download

To download the workflow check the Releases page.

Credits to: 

 - https://gist.github.com/vitorgalvao/5392178#file-get_title_and_url-applescript 
 - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mgax/applescript-json/master/json.applescript
 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38041852/does-applescript-have-a-replace-function

This might be what  you want: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6442364/running-script-upon-login-mac/6445525#6445525

Not on Alfred but....

New release:

1.1.0 (https://github.com/gohoyer/Alfred-Rectangle-Shortcuts/releases/tag/1.1.0)

• Icons were redesigned
• New option to inform Rectangle config file.

Usage

Just type rct and select the option you want:

Shortcuts

Use the list shortcuts option to see avaliable shortcuts and select the one you want to trigger:

Settings

By default, this workflow goes with a file named RectangleConfig.json on workflow`s home folder containing default shortcuts for Rectangle.

If you have custom shortcuts you can use the settings option to inform your own Rectangle config file (you can export the config from Rectangle`s preferences page):

The workflow will automatically map the shortcuts to your config file.

@Toontje i`ve just built a workflow to access Rectangle shortcuts  from Alfred: 

This is an Alfred workflow that allows you to list and access Rectangle shortcuts.

Workflow  Source: https://github.com/gohoyer/Alfred-Rectangle-Shortcuts

By default, this workflow goes prepackaged with a file named RectangleConfig.json on workflow`s home folder containing default shortcuts for Rectangle.

If you use custom shortcuts you can:

• Export your Rectangle configs as a JSON an replace the file RectangleConfig.json on the home folder of this workfow
• Save it elsewere and edit the variable RECT_CONFIG_FILE passing the absolute path to your custom config file.

The workflow will automatically map the settings on your config file.

Usage

Just type rct and select the option you want or continue typing to filter the options.

Alfred-Rectangle-Shortcuts

The icons  still need  some  improvements. If anyone can tell a  good free tool to create icons  I`ll appreciate a lot!
(those were created in  powerpoint lol)

Alfred-Restore-Iterm-Arrangement

This alfred workflow will list avaliable iTerm2 arrangements and let you select one to restore.

Requirements

iterm2: Build 3.4.15 (not tested on other versions but myght work)

And the following python libraries:

pip3 install iterm2
pip3 install pyobjc