tschloss

Hi I just ran the setup assistant, but - I don't know why - it either didn't complete or did skip the data migration.

This instance now rund completely unconfigured: zero workflows, not my appearance setting, different hot-key.

I deleted the app and re-copied it from the same DMG but this didn't reset this status.

Can I re-run this? Or can I find the migration part somewhere else?

Thank you

Hi, 

after browsing documentation and here in the forum I couldn't figure out how I can tell Alfred what is sent to an Output Action like "copy to clipboard" or "display large"?

I have a script filter, which queries a JSON datasource and receives 6 fields. These fields are assembled to an item's title (F1+F2) and subtitle (F3/4/5/6).

How can I achieve that e.g. the content of Field 5 is copied to clipboard when users hits enter on an item?

Thank you

Thomas

PS: In my test environment "{query}" is pre-populated in the dialogue when creating the output-action, but Field 3 is received by the output action. I expected {query} to contain the letters I have entered in the Alfred input field so far. 

Great! Thank you - it worked. I found a lot of workflows with exactly the same problem in my installation.

Best

Thomas

IS this considered solved?

My installation does not work (latest OS, latest Alfred 3, latest workflow).

This is the debug log when typing "man g" into Alfred:

Starting debug for 'man'

[2018-02-21 10:04:37][ERROR: input.scriptfilter] Code 1: Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
  File "alfredman.py", line 80, in complete
    whatis = fetch_whatis()
  File "alfredman.py", line 20, in fetch_whatis
    cache = path.join(alfred.work(volatile=True), u'whatis.1.json')
  File "alfred.py", line 70, in work
    return _create(os.path.join(os.path.expanduser(path), bundleid))
  File "alfred.py", line 83, in _create
    os.mkdir(path)
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/Users/tschloss/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data/net.isometry.alfred.man'

Any suggestions? I am not able to heal it myself.

Thank you

Thomas

I found this about "Combining Diaresis" (see http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/308/index.htm) which seems something to send the diaresis as a seperate thing after the plain character.

I don't know how I can convert this representation to utf-8.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Thomas

Hi, 

I have problems to get a phrase like "Müller" correctly transfered into a script.

The "ü" (LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH DIAERESIS - utf-8 = c3+bc) does not reach my python-script via the imput placeholder "{query}".

For testing I tried a mini Script-Action (Bash) with "Müller" as the search word:

echo "{query}" | xxd > somefile.txt

The "ü" seems to represented as 75+cc+88 (in context: 0000000: 4d75 cc88 6c6c 6572 0a )

echo "Müller" | xxd

in the OSX terminal displays: 0000000: 4dc3 bc6c 6c65 720a

Any ideas?

Thanks

Thomas

My first worklfow. Not very robust, suggestions for a newbie welcome.

Download here: http://d.pr/f/gKDB

Input: shortened URL in clipboard.

Keyword "xpand"

Result: Alfred result list with one item with long URL and title (if any), "enter" opens long URL in default browser

See example-screenshot with "http://bit.ly/15ceBgM" in clipboard:

Todo: fault tolerance (illegal URL in input, target not a website (no title)), browser icon instead of folder icon

Sorry, guys - I am not sure why, but the workfow works no.

I have to find out how to catch an illegal URL - with a legal URL everythings works as expected

Thanks

Thomas

Hi, 

(among other starter problems) I have the following problem:

The below script runs fine in the Mac OSX terminal.

But as an "run script" action (type "python") it hangs. When I delete the urlopen line the script runs to the end (but of course without a JSON result).

The small workflow is here: http://d.pr/f/K3t

So something seems to be wrong with the line "response = urllib2....":

import urllib2
import urllib
import json

url='{query}'

endpoint='http://api.longurl.org/v2/expand'
params = {'url':url, 'title':'1','format':'json'}

response = urllib2.urlopen(endpoint+'?'+ urllib.urlencode(params))


try:
    json_data = json.loads(response.read())
    print 'URL: '+json_data[u'long-url']
    #print 'Page title: '+json_data[u'title']
except:
	print 'Sorry - could not find the long URL' 

How can I debug this?

How should I retrieve a JSON result from a webservice?

Thanks in advance!

Thomas