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Hello @vitor, it should be solved with the v1.0.4 -> https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-dashlane/releases/tag/v1.0.4 😃

Hum I see, so better to move favicons to cache folder and let dcli in data folder ? 🤔

Should be resolved now with the release of the v1.0.3. https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-dashlane/releases/tag/v1.0.3 Don't hesitate to tell me if you see other issues 😄 Thank you again for the feedback !

@vitor I totally missed that ! Thank you 🙏. I will need to update the reset script also because it removes everything from the data folder (favicons downloaded by the user). Thank you again !

Hello @vitor and thank you for the feedback. I totally understand your position and I can only agree with you. However, regarding the two points below: I think I can't change this as there is no Homebrew Formulae for now. I do not wish to ship the binary inside the workflow because it's super heavy (74MB). I only see two "kind of easy steps": - To install the binary which are using a script to automate the process - Manually install the binary and move it to the workflow directory. Do not hesitate to tell me if you see a better way to achieve this ! I am not very clear about this. Did the `curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-dashlane/main/install.sh | bash` failed to work properly ? Or is it something else ? Thank you again for the feedback. Do not hesitate to come back to me if you see anything that could be improved (pull request ?).😃

Hey folks, I just released a workflow in python that allows you to manage your Dashlane vault using the Dashlane CLI. Don't hesitate to share feedbacks as this is a v1 -> https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-dashlane Enjoy 😄

Hello @vitor Here is a workflow I would like to share. Author : me Link to the Github repo : https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-dashlane List of dependencies : Python and Dashlane CLI (mentioned also in the README.md) Screenshots in the README as well Don't hesitate to tell me if something needs to be updated. 🙂

Hello, I don't think this features exists already but it could be nice in some situations where the user input is confidential. The goal here is just to "mask" the input characters by '•'. here is an example:

Hello @xilopaint, I didn’t try but maybe a blank (transparent) png could do the trick. 🤔 let me know if it worked !

Hello @Stephen_C, thank you very much for your answer, really appreciate it. So as I understand, nothing to do on my side but the version needs to be checked regularly manually. 😃

Hello @vitor, I think I will stick with the prompt then. In my experience (correct me if I am wrong), buffer is cleared by default when using file actions. 🤔 I also have a small question regarding the update of workflows in Alfred Gallery. Is the connection between my repo and the Gallery is automatic? I mean if I push a new release in GitHub, should I also send a binary somewhere else or the Gallery will point to the right version ?

Hello @vitor and thank you for the feedback ! You are totally right about that. May I ask you to tell me if you prefer « start writing to find png file » and « start writing to find folder » or should I remove them totally ? I’ll update that very soon 😉 EDIT : regarding the buffer, for my use case I prefer clearing the buffer because I do not wish to reuse it after the workflow. If that not suitable or if you think I should change that behavior, do not hesitate to give me some feedbacks 😄

Hello @vitor, Here is a workflow I would like to share. Author : me Link to the Github repo : https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-folderify List of dependencies : Homebrew and Folderify (mentionned also in the README.md) Screenshots in the README as well Don't hesitate to tell me if something needs to be updated. 🙂

Hello @vitor, openpyxl is now bundled within the workflow 😄. I also updated the doc . The only requirement is to have python 3.5 or above (indicated in the doc as well)

Hello @vitor, not sure how to do that 😅. I will look into it.

Hello @sepulchra and thank you for the feedback 😄. Normally you should be able to scan external volumes as I am using Alfred search. Make sure to include the volumes in the search scope of Alfred. For the 20tb of data, it will depend on the number of files in your volume and the depth level you selected (high number means that you'll scan deeper). For now the workflow will work if the files number doesn't exceed 1 048 575 (max length of worksheet for Excel, Wps Office...). It does take few minutes to complete. I strongly suggest you to open the debugger while running the workflow to know if any error happens during the process. But if there is demand for improvement, I'll consider updating the workflow (or create another) to scan deeper and output csv files instead (without limit).

Hello @vitor, Here is a workflow I would like to share. Author : me Link to the Github repo : https://github.com/BenjaminOddou/alfred-file-explorer List of dependencies : Python 3.6 (mentionned also in the README.md) Screenshots in the README as well Don't hesitate to tell me if something needs to be updated. 🙂

hello @vitor, do you know if the workflow (v2.0) is compliant with Alfred Gallery requirements or should I still need to make changes ? Thank you in advance for your response 😄️

Hello @vitor, I just updated the workflow with a 2.0 version! Here are the changes made: Presets and logs folder are now located in the the workflow’s data folder by default and can be change in the User Configuration panel. The doc is in the workflow folder (exported). No more images folder or preset to select before the compression. Now we can use Universal actions (or regular search files) to select both folders and images at the same time using the buffer to compress everything. There is also the possibility to input manual options instead of presets. The workflow is no more installing anything. I removed perl dependencies. Only Homebrew, webp (cwebp) and jq are needed.

Ok I understand. The offline doc is only there to help new user to copy paste options into their presets. I'll remove the perl script (so no more perl dependency needed) and I'll make the offline doc exportable (txt file in the workflow folder). I am adding a new way to compress images to be more intuitive and straightforward even though I like reviewing my parameters before running the cwebp script I remarked that when setting User Configuration (text fields, text area...), env variables were not working. I don't know why. That is the reason I put Images folder into User Configuration. EDIT : Do you know what's the short way to access the path of the workflow folder. I only see this way : {const:alfred_preferences}/workflows/{const:alfred_workflow_uid}/ which is not super practical.

Hello @vitor, Thank you for your feedback ! Regarding the first two points, you're right, I'll put a configuration for the trigger and merge the two folder, it will be less confusing. in addition, I'll remove the possibility to install extra dependency within the workflow. To be honest I didn't know that Alfred could install brew and perl packages by itself. The list of dependencies is shown in the workflow and in the documentation: Homebrew -> to install webp, jq and cpanm webp -> to compress images jq -> to manipulate json data cpanm -> to install mojo mojolicious -> perl dependency to scrape cwebp documentation However, I don't understand your third point. For me it is easier to target a folder using file filter (in the workflow) and save it as a "config variable". I remarked that env variable aren't working when I was using the configuration. This value is intentionally optional because the workflow can't be triggered if a value is not set up (when required) which is not what I want as it is more practical to configure it within the workflow ! Same for the preset. Lastly, could you explain this : Many thanks in advance !

Hello, i'd like to share a workflow I made myself recently This workflow allows you to transform your images into WebP format with ease Here is the GitHub repo with a complete documentation

after some time searching, I found the answer here 🙂

Hello folks 👋, I am trying to transform a path into POSIX into a workflow using using variables and AppleScript. Unfortunately it seems that some characters are transformed in the process making the path name false sometimes. Here's an example : My workflow The variable The script (AppleScript) : set sourceFolder to POSIX file (system attribute "_sourceFolder") set theDialogText to "Original folder path" & return & (system attribute "_sourceFolder") & return & return & "POSIX folder path" & return & sourceFolder display dialog theDialogText The output The Large Text output (working = expectation !!) Large text code = {var:_sourceFolder} I'd would expect that {var:_sourceFolder} and (system attribute "_sourceFolder") returns the same result in this situation. Any help would be super appreciated ! Many thanks in advance 🙏

Hello 👋, I remarked that when using the command shut down on macOS ventura the mac will restart with the popup : "Your computer restarted because of a problem" Note : I am using Alfred 5.0.3