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    franzheidl got a reaction from David in Open with Atom workflow   
    Just pushed an Open With Atom Workflow to be used with Github's new text editor (currently in beta):

     

    Use keyword atom to open the current Finder files/selection in Atom or enter a path like atom ~/Documents/myfile.txt to open myfile.txt ('~' will be expanded). Also works as a file/folder action.

     

    You can also search for files to open with atom* [filename].

     



     

    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/alfred-workflows

     

    Download: http://cl.ly/U8wv

     

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    franzheidl got a reaction from cands in Copy Paths to Clipboard (POSIX, HFS, '~/', quoted, etc)   
    Just added an option to copy the path(s) of the current document(s) or Finder item(s) as a properly encoded file url.
     

     
    Also changed the hfs option to use '-hfs' (incl. the leading hyphen), and updated the icons.
     
    GitHub: https://github.com/franzheidl/copy-paths-to-clipboard
     
    Download: http://cl.ly/YX1Q
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    franzheidl got a reaction from 40-02 in Open with Sublime Text 2 (keyword of file/folder action)   
    Just updated my Open With Sublime Text 2 Workflow (that was long hidden away here) by merging in a pull request from dbingham that improved stability and handling of multiple files.
     
    The workflow works either by keyword ("subl") on your currently selected Finder items or as a file/folder action.
     
    Download: http://cl.ly/PW75
     
     
    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/alfred-workflows
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    franzheidl got a reaction from 40-02 in Copy Paths to Clipboard (POSIX, HFS, '~/', quoted, etc)   
    Workflow for Alfred 2 to copy the paths of your current files and Documents to the clipboard in a variety of formats:    * POSIX or HFS paths  * '~/'-shortened POSIX paths * quoted paths * comma- or newline-separated.   Works as a scriptfilter that gives you feedback how your paths would be copied:     All options (except newline-separation) are available as File Actions also:     More details in the README on github.   Download: http://cl.ly/YX1Q  
     
    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/copy-paths-to-clipboard
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    franzheidl got a reaction from katie in Copy Paths to Clipboard (POSIX, HFS, '~/', quoted, etc)   
    Workflow for Alfred 2 to copy the paths of your current files and Documents to the clipboard in a variety of formats:    * POSIX or HFS paths  * '~/'-shortened POSIX paths * quoted paths * comma- or newline-separated.   Works as a scriptfilter that gives you feedback how your paths would be copied:     All options (except newline-separation) are available as File Actions also:     More details in the README on github.   Download: http://cl.ly/YX1Q  
     
    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/copy-paths-to-clipboard
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    franzheidl got a reaction from thec13 in Open As Project in Chocolat workflow and a couple of questions   
    Just reworked a simple Alfred v1 extension of mine to a workflow for Alfred 2:
     
    Open the current Finder folder as a project in Chocolat by keyword ("choc") or as a folder/file action:
     
    Download: http://cl.ly/PUTT
     
    GitHub: https://github.com/franzheidl/alfred-workflows
     
     
     
    It's truly great to be able to configure the two input methods (either by keyword or as an action) drag'n'drop-like!
    I was doing a bit of gymnastics in my v1 extension to do just that (check if the query is a valid POSIX path passed by Alfred, or default, etc.) and now it's so easy to set up!
     
    I tried to run an external Applescript file (located in the workflow directory) from within the workflow, but that didn't seem to work the way it worked for me with v1. Is that due to the non-finished Applescript implementation or by design? I'd love to have the option to do that, esp for more complex scripts instead of having the whole script in the Run Applescript Module of my workflow.
     
    Also, since my old Applescript is working, am I correct in assuming Alfred 2 also passes the POSIX path of the folder/file  an action was called upon as the only parameter?
     
    Anyway, no quirks or glitches so far, and v2 feels darn fast…
     
    Edit: Updated the link, removed the non-working external script
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    franzheidl got a reaction from _mk_ in Copy Paths to Clipboard (POSIX, HFS, '~/', quoted, etc)   
    Workflow for Alfred 2 to copy the paths of your current files and Documents to the clipboard in a variety of formats:    * POSIX or HFS paths  * '~/'-shortened POSIX paths * quoted paths * comma- or newline-separated.   Works as a scriptfilter that gives you feedback how your paths would be copied:     All options (except newline-separation) are available as File Actions also:     More details in the README on github.   Download: http://cl.ly/YX1Q  
     
    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/copy-paths-to-clipboard
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    franzheidl got a reaction from stouty in Open with Sublime Text 2 (keyword of file/folder action)   
    Just updated my Open With Sublime Text 2 Workflow (that was long hidden away here) by merging in a pull request from dbingham that improved stability and handling of multiple files.
     
    The workflow works either by keyword ("subl") on your currently selected Finder items or as a file/folder action.
     
    Download: http://cl.ly/PW75
     
     
    Github: https://github.com/franzheidl/alfred-workflows
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    franzheidl got a reaction from Vero in Individual Icons for File Action Modules   
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    franzheidl got a reaction from Enhorn in Run Terminal Command in current Finder directory   
    Most certainly about a dozen people have done this already, but being too lazy to look these up I made my own 
     

     
     
    Use Keyword "cdh" to cd into your currently open Finder directory.  To run a Terminal Command , use "cdh [your command]". If there is no folder currently open in Finder, your command will be run in your Desktop folder. The Workflow will look for a non-busy Terminal window and use it before opening a new one.   http://cl.ly/NjL6   https://github.com/franzheidl/alfred-workflows
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    franzheidl got a reaction from CarlosNZ in Individual Icons for File Action Modules   
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    franzheidl reacted to Andrew in Question - get file icons?   
    Alfred actually makes this quite easy for you, you can add a type parameter to the <icon> part of the XML to show file types e.g.
     
    <icon type="filetype">public.jpeg</icon>
     
    ...to show the icon for the UTI. If you want the actual icon for the file, you can use e.g.
     
    <icon type="fileicon">~/Desktop</icon> 
     
    ...to get the actual icon used for the given path.
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    franzheidl got a reaction from Aloge in [Feature Request] Grouping Workflows   
    That's something I felt the need for with v1 already, now that what used to be Hotkeys in v1 also are Workflows, I'd appreciate an option to group Workflows in folders even more.
     
    In v1, I currently have 41 extensions installed and 18 hotkeys configured, which would sum up to 59 items in the Workflow sidebar in v2. That's quite a list to scroll.
     
    Apart from having these sorted alphabetically, I'd love to be able to put them into groups/folders, e.g. one for extensions covering aspects of my private life, one for professional tasks, a group for my own extensions, another for extensions I have under development, or even extensions that are specific to clients of mine (e.g. extension triggering client-specific build-/deployment tasks).
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    franzheidl got a reaction from twinpeaks in [Feature Request] Grouping Workflows   
    That's something I felt the need for with v1 already, now that what used to be Hotkeys in v1 also are Workflows, I'd appreciate an option to group Workflows in folders even more.
     
    In v1, I currently have 41 extensions installed and 18 hotkeys configured, which would sum up to 59 items in the Workflow sidebar in v2. That's quite a list to scroll.
     
    Apart from having these sorted alphabetically, I'd love to be able to put them into groups/folders, e.g. one for extensions covering aspects of my private life, one for professional tasks, a group for my own extensions, another for extensions I have under development, or even extensions that are specific to clients of mine (e.g. extension triggering client-specific build-/deployment tasks).
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    franzheidl reacted to twinpeaks in [Feature Request] Grouping Workflows   
    +1 for me too. I requested this back in v1 and it was under consideration for future versions if I recall correctly. Those of us who are OCD really enjoy the control Alfred gives us, let us organize our extensions too… All in all beta is great and stable. *putting both hands up to receive two votes*
     
    Allowing users to categorize workflows by folders that can be collapsed if needed or left expanded would greatly enhance the workflow experience but I think user-defined grouping would be optimal as everyone can organize workflows on whatever basis they want.
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    franzheidl reacted to alfredo in Wikipedia Auto Complete Workflow (Python)   
    Attached is a simple Wikipedia auto complete workflow.

    -Download: http://d.pr/f/no3O
     
    For those like myself who prefer scripting in Python, the following class makes generating feedback easy
    -View/Download: http://d.pr/f/GMO8
     
    Example Usage:
    from alfred import Feedback fb = Feedback() fb.add_item("Hello World", subtitle="Simple Greeting") fb.add_item("Foo", subtitle="Bar", icon="foobar.icon", arg="foobar") print fb  
    Enjoy
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    franzheidl got a reaction from scottisloud in [Feature Request] Paste Stack   
    Are you aware of Alfred's Clipboard History? You just need to enable it under Features/Clipboard/History as it's disabled by default.
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