allenrowand

7 hours ago, deanishe said:

Another possibility is print(output, end='') as long as you’re using Python 3 or from __future__ import print_function in Py2.

I tried print(output, end='') previously and the result was blank. And now I know my system is running python 2.7…

I take business payments via Stripe on my website and Square in person, and track the processing fees as an expense. I created these workflows to quickly calculate the fee paid; enter or paste the amount received into the workflow, and it will return the fee paid and put it on the clipboard.

https://github.com/allenrowand/alfred-stripe-calculator

https://github.com/allenrowand/alfred-square-calculator

I'm not affiliated with Stripe or Square other than being a customer.

Thank you!

Hello,

I'm trying to strip the ending characters from the output of a python script and I can't get anything to work. The script is:

import decimal

query = float("{query}")

output = str(round(decimal.Decimal((query*.029)+.3),2))

print(output)

I've tried appending .strip() (and several other techniques) to the end of the output variable, but the newline is still there when I paste the result. I apologize if this is ridiculously simple, but I'm not used to working in python and am not much of a programmer.

For what it's worth, the workflow asks for input and then computes how much Stripe is charging for payment processing. I put in the invoice amount and get the charge paid so that I can enter the expense in my books. As it stands when I paste the result into my financial software there's a trailing space and if I paste into a text editor I get a newline.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks!