davidrd85

19 minutes ago, vitor said:

 

Then install it. That’s part of the instructions:

 

 

You cannot invoke a tool if you don’t have it.

No clearly, but I'm a noob at this 🙄

But the workflow might be broken altogether. Now when the workflow list the unmounted disks, it just lists two selections that writes: "Not"

[16:04:03.704] Logging Started...
[16:04:08.273] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
[16:04:09.190] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[16:04:09.193] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] {"items":[{
  "title": "Not",
  "subtitle": "Select to mount",
  "arg": "/dev/disk4"
},{
  "title": "Not",
  "subtitle": "Select to mount",
  "arg": "/dev/disk6"
},]}

The unmount command just fails

[16:08:02.337] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Processing complete
[16:08:02.338] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Passing output 'Seagate' to Run Script
[16:08:02.386] ERROR: Disk Utilities[Run Script] Unmount failed for Seagate

Thank you for your generous time. But this script was not really a mount/unmount solution.

Just now, vitor said:

 

Are you sure you have installed jq? What does which jq return in a terminal?

No that is not installed.

14 minutes ago, vitor said:

 

You don’t need it. I phrased it so you can just make the text changes I pointed out. But I’ll say it another way. In all three Script Filters:

• Replace the line #!/usr/bin/env bash with export PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:${PATH}".
• Replace the line JSON_STRING=$(/usr/local/opt/jq/bin/jq -n \ with JSON_STRING=$(jq -n \.

This is untested, but considering your error above, should fix it.

Thank you. But that sadly did not help. I even tried a restart just to make sure.

Still same ERROR

[15:40:54.784] Logging Started...
[15:40:57.189] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
[15:40:57.558] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[15:40:57.560] STDERR: Disk Utilities[Script Filter] /Users/david/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Scripts/CDCC52B7-F260-4227-B60C-275901821708: line 18: jq: command not found
[15:40:57.561] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] {"items":[,]}
[15:40:57.562] ERROR: Disk Utilities[Script Filter] JSON error: Invalid value around line 1, column 10. in JSON:
{"items":[,]}

16 minutes ago, vitor said:

 

It is, but it installs to a different location and this Workflow hardcodes the Intel path. If you brew install jq then do the steps I wrote for @gingerbeardman above, it should work for you.

I did install Homebrew for Apple silicon. I also tried to do what you explained in your post, but I have no real scripting knowledge.

Would you please write the corrected script?

#!/usr/bin/env bash

devices=($(diskutil list external physical | grep "/dev/" | cut -d' ' -f1))

for device in ${devices[@]}; do
	if [[ ${device} != *"disk2"* && ${device} != *"disk5"* ]];then
		mounted=$(mount | grep $device | wc -l)
		
		if [[ $mounted -eq 0 ]];then
			max_partition=$(($(diskutil list $device | wc -l)-3))
			
			vol_name=$(diskutil info ${device}s${max_partition} | grep "Volume Name" | xargs echo -n | cut -d' ' -f3)
			
			JSON_STRING=$(/usr/local/opt/jq/bin/jq -n \
			--arg title "$vol_name" \
			--arg subtitle "Select to mount" \
			--arg arg "$device" \
			'$ARGS.named')
			
			JSON+="$JSON_STRING,"
		fi
	fi
done

echo "{\"items\":[$JSON]}"

16 minutes ago, vitor said:

@davidrd85 If you are on an Intel Mac, have Homebrew, and run brew install jq in a terminal, the Workflow should start working.

 

@gingerbeardman To make this work out-of-the-box for more people, you only need two changes (in all Script Filters):

• Add export PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:${PATH}" at the top.
• Change /usr/local/opt/jq/bin/jq to jq.

Also, you can remove the #!/usr/bin/env bash shebang because it’s not doing anything; you’re already telling Alfred to run them via /bin/bash.

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

I'm on a M1 Mac though. Is Homebrew not yet available for Apple silicon?

On 3/6/2022 at 12:11 PM, vitor said:

Welcome @davidrd85,

 

Open the debugger and try again. It should tell you what’s wrong, and that’s crucial information to help you.

Thank you so much. I didn't know about that feature.
 

This is what I got:

[14:20:16.098] Logging Started...
[14:20:20.841] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
[14:20:21.230] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
[14:20:21.232] STDERR: Disk Utilities[Script Filter] /Users/david/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Scripts/E7FEF73A-A0F8-4D15-B92D-D36DADCD0903: line 18: /usr/local/opt/jq/bin/jq: No such file or directory
[14:20:21.233] Disk Utilities[Script Filter] {"items":[,]}
[14:20:21.234] ERROR: Disk Utilities[Script Filter] JSON error: Invalid value around line 1, column 10. in JSON:
{"items":[,]}

Do I need to install some other script?

On 11/22/2021 at 1:45 PM, gingerbeardman said:

I updated my workflow available above.

 

I rewrote it in bash as I'm more familiar with that than ruby.

 

• mount and unmount both list Volumes by name, rather than device number
• mount will only show unmounted Volumes
• unmount will only show mounted Volumes
• vol one keyword that lists all drives available for mount/unmount- certain Volumes/Devices are skipped (hardcoded)
• no more need for list command

 

cheers!

 

Appreciate the workflow, this is just what I want.
I can not get it to work though. Every time time I try to list the volumes it just "blanks out" and shows nothing. Do you know if Apple changed something in the most resent version of Monterey?

Thanks