katie

IMO, it would be more intuitive if the "Open contact in Alfred/Contacts.app" feature worked like normal workflow results, i.e. ENTER for the default action and CMD+ENTER for the alternate.
 
It's a standard Alfred idiom to use CMD/CTRL/OPT/SHIFT+ENTER to perform alternate actions, while CMD+O is only used with contacts (AFAIK), so people are more likely to try CMD+ENTER, and to remember it.
 
Also, the subtitle should then change to "Open contact in Contacts.app" or "Open contact in Alfred" when CMD is held down (just as it changes to "Search for 'x' in Spotlight" when you hold down OPT when a contact is selected).

@katie - I've added support for switching the country on the latest version which I will publish today, hope you'll like it.
 
@Sebastian Daza - sorry, I am working on a new version of both the API server and client and managed to break it for users with older version of the workflow. That being said, the good news is that the new version is done! I will upload it today by end of day.
 
Definitely need a better workflow and API versioning to support legacy versions for future releases.
 
If you downloaded the workflow using the Packal workflow you should get the update automatically tonight. Otherwise, watch this thread and I will update when it's ready.
 
Here's a teaser:

Version 1.5 is out now - http://www.packal.org/workflow/netflix-search
Go check it out.
 
@katie - as of right now to change the country you will have to go into the workflow and modify the script filter as in the screenshot below. If there is more demand I can create an interface for setting it.
 
Double click the highlighted script filter:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/opupksrxgnsr4tx/Screenshot%202014-09-20%2002.10.04.png?dl=0
 
For US (default):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/px9fqxkj3li7vi8/Screenshot%202014-09-20%2002.07.44.png?dl=0
 
For Canada:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dcyfws6592g4czl/Screenshot%202014-09-20%2002.08.21.png?dl=0
 
Please let me know how that's working out for you.

Hi folks,
 
I'm working on this new workflow which allows you to control your Gmail emails with Alfred.
 

 
Features Quickly access your latest emails with Alfred Supported actions:Mark As Read/Unread Archive Move To Inbox/Trash Quick reply Add label Automatically uses a dark or light icon set depending on your current Alfred theme Background cache refresh Uses the official Gmail API to securely access your Gmail account Uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize the workflow Saves your access_token securely in OS X's keychain  
Feel free to give some feedback!
 
Github: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-gmail
 
Download-Link: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-gmail/releases/latest

Workflow Picker
 
Newly updated to work with Alfred 3
 
Select from Installed Workflows
 
I have more workflows and associated keywords and script filters than I can remember. Rather than going into Alfred’s Preferences, I wanted a quick way to see the keywords & script filters available in the workflows I have installed, (optionally) grouped by the categories that have been available since Alfred 2.2. Inspired by Shawn Rice’s Workflow Help workflow and deanishe’s Appscript workflow, I put this together.
 
There are five keywords:
wfa - List all installed keywords/script filters wfp - Select a category to list keywords/script filters wfc - List keywords/script filters within a category alphabetically wfg - List keywords/script filters within a category, grouped by workflow hot - List all hotkeys (this does not execute the hotkey - it’s just a way of seeing them all, and potential hotkeys which have no key assigned)  
By default, wfp outputs to an Applescript which calls wfc on the selected category. This can easily be changed in the workflow layout in Alfred Preferences to call wfg instead.
 
Alfred 3 compatible version hosted at
https://www.dropbox.com/s/14sxodqbyoqa74n/Workflow Picker 3.alfredworkflow?dl=0
 
Details to manually update for Alfred 4 are further along in this thread....
 
Version History:
2014–05–13: initial release 2014–05–15: 1.01 updated to make sure prefs.plist file with categories exists 2014–05–15: 1.02 added wfa, updated prompts 2014-05-20: 1.03 added hot 2014-05-22: 1.04 updated to make afp and hot filter by query 2016-05-20: 3.0 updated for Alfred 3  

Description
Look up an area code location using the 3 digit code, or the city / state name.
 
Links
Download
GitHub Project Page
My other workflows on GitHub
 
Notes
This version doesn't require internet access for basic lookups. Area code file can easily be edited to fix or change city names, or even add new area codes in the future. The extended view can be accessed by pressing enter on a result. This will open the default browser to a page with more information. I had considered using the API for allareacodes.com, but there were some limitations to that approach. (It only returns state name, not a city name. Can't customize output, etc.) I can add support if people think it would be valuable. Screenshots
 
Lookup via Area Code

 
Lookup via City Name

I'm sorry! I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Here's the next error I get:
Starting debug for 'Pocket for Alfred' [ERROR: alfred.workflow.input.scriptfilter] Code 1: 20:46:31 workflow.py:967 DEBUG    get_password : com.fniephaus.pocket:pocket_access_token 20:46:31 workflow.py:967 DEBUG    get_password : com.fniephaus.pocket:pocket_access_token 20:46:31 workflow.py:598 DEBUG    Loading cached data from : /Users/katie/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data/com.fniephaus.pocket/pocket_list.cache 20:46:32 workflow.py:843 ERROR    'resolved_title' Traceback (most recent call last):   File "/Users/katie/Dropbox/Apps/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.81B5681C-9EC8-441B-A027-DC3F79CCF7E7/workflow/workflow.py", line 841, in run     func(self)   File "pocket_alfred.py", line 31, in main     'resolved_title'] != '' else item['given_title'] KeyError: 'resolved_title' Thanks for your help!

Hi guys,
 
this workflow lets you manage your Pocket list with Alfred.
 

 
Features
Actions to copy, visit and archive, archive and delete links from your Pocket list (fn, ctrl, alt and cmd) Hotkey to add new links from Chrome, Safari or your clipboard (ctrl + L) Action to deauthorize the workflow (shift) Background cache refresh Supports notifications Uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize the workflow Saves your access_token securely in OS X's keychain  
Github: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket
Download: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket/releases/latest/
 
Feel free to give some feedback!
 
Cheers,
Fabio

Reference Importer: search for an article/book from a variety of sources and import the corresponding reference data (BibTex, PDF) into BibDesk, copy BibTeX to clipboard, go to the landing page for the article, or copy a formatted reference. Also supports reference lookup from a PDF file. (This workflow was formerly known as "Citation Search" and "AIAA Search")
 
(follow link to GitHub for a more detailed README and download)
 
Update 5/22/2013: added conversion of non-latin characters to proper LaTeX.  also removed default cite-key so that BibDesk can populate citekey with user defined style.
Update 5/28/2013: fix due to slight change of crossref.org API
Update 12/4/2013: major update including improved parsing, getting PDFs in addition to BibTeX, Google Books, Google Scholar, reverse PDF lookup.  more details in comments below and in README
Update 12/6/2013: improvement to DOI parsing from PDF text
Update 3/15/2014: minor fixes and improvements
Update 4/2/2014: unicode fix
Update 4/3/2014: another unicode fix, this one for google books

Hello everybody, I create workflow to Scrennshot of web pages.
This workflow use webkit2png from Paul Hammond. Webkit2png
is a command line tool that creates screenshots 
of webpages.
 
Your screenshots you can find in your desktop.
 
We have two choice: 
 
1: Write address (without http://)
2: Grab URL address from your Cipboard
 
Download: from here
 

Version 2.0 is Out!
Release date: 26 Feb 2014 OSX 1.9.2 iTunes 11.1.4 Alfred 2.1.1 Download Now What's New
Rewritten to take advantage of all Alfred 2.1 AppleScript improvements Support to iCloud songs (thanks to Katie) Add songs to a playlist by using Command key (thanks to Katie) Hotkey to add the current song to the last playlist Hotkey to show the workflow Create a new playlist if it is not found Start and play iTunes if necessary I would like to thanks Katie for all her help and great suggestions: THANK YOU!! 

I'm not sure if you found a solution to this, but I found one so I thought I would share it with you.
 
I signed up for Pinboard (with a small one-time fee). Then I put all of my "favourites" (your predefined list of bookmarks) in it and starred them. Then I modified Vítor's wonderful PinUnread workflow to search starred bookmarks on Pinboard. The starred bookmarks show up when the keyword is entered, and then I can use arrow keys to launch (or copy the link to the clipboard) or I can type more letters to refine the search.

I'm a graphic designer and I decided I not only want to design websites but also to build them. My favorite text editor is Coda but I didn't like the stock themes that came with it, so I did some research and stumbled upon Solarized. I'm not going to explain what it is, you guys can check out the website and read all about it. 
 
Basically I took some of those colors and decided to make some themes for Alfred and this is what I came up with. Basically I'm trying to make everything look like I'm coding at all times. I hope you guys like them.
 
UPDATE!
 
First of all I would like to apologize for al the broken links and basically disappearing without updating anything. This post hast over 6,000 views and I just want to say THANK YOU! I never imagined these themes would be so popular. And because of that reason I decided to not only make a few tweaks here and there but to also create a LIGHT version of my Solarized themes. I hope you guys enjoy them and I will try to stay up to date with links and future requests. 
 
 

 
 

 
 
DOWNLOAD

This workflow is officially deprecated in favour of PinPlus. It was released to the public domain, so I leave the record here if anyone is interested. You can still find the old source on Github.
 
Before using this workflow, you need to configure it with your Pinboard account by running :configurepinadd followed by your api token and your preferred browser.



You can get the API token of you Pinboard account by visiting https://pinboard.in/settings/password

Your preferred browser may be one of Safari, Webkit, Chrome, ChromeCanary, Chromium, or depends (“depends” uses the browser you have as the frontmost window, provided it’s one of the mentioned ones).

An example configuration would be: configurepinadd username:HSJWJK2HHSKI14QPDOIK safari
When you’re all set, call pin followed by your tags and/or description — both are optional, and descriptions must be preceded by // (two forward slashes and a space). Pick if it should be added as a regular bookmark or as a private one (this is important, as it’ll trump your default options), and you’re done.



The title of the bookmark will be the title of the page.

You can also precede your tags with . (a single period), and it will add the bookmark as unread.



There’s also a hotkey you can setup to quickly add bookmaks as unread (without any tags or description).
If adding a bookmark fails for any reason (for example, if the connection drops), you’ll get a notification and a PinAddRetry.command file will be added to your Desktop (if it happens multiple times, it’ll add an entry for each failed attempt). You can double-click this file at a later time to run it, and retry adding the bookmarks.

Notes with New Text File with Tag 4.0


Overview

Easily create new tagged plain text files.

Synchronize your notes by selecting a Dropbox folder as your working folder.

View your notes, including tags, with an application such as nvALT.


Setup

You can configure the workflow anytime by typing the keyword setup-nft though you will be prompted to do it if it is the first time you run the workflow.



There are 6 steps.


1. Select the Working Folder

Type the name of the folder that you want to save your text files.

You can select a Dropbox folder to synchronize your files.


2. Set the Preferred Extension

In order to make things faster, the workflow adds the file extension automatically.

Here you can set your preferred text file extension. The default is .txt.


3. Set the Journal Name

Journal is a single file to easily add text with current date (default name is Journal).


4. Set the Date Format

This setting will be used in every Journal entry, Prepend text to a file or Append text to a file.

Select a format or use the following variables to build a custom one:
$m (month as number) $mm (month) $d (day) $w (weekday) $y (year) $h (hour) $n (minute) $s (second) $f (full date and time) 5. Set the Filename Timestamp

Configure a custom date format, such as $y$m$d$h$n$s, that can be easily added to a filename by using the variable $t e.g. nf #my file $t

You can build a custom one in this setup step by using the following variables:
$m (month as number) $mm (month) $d (day) $w (weekday) $y (year) $h (hour) $n (minute) $s (second) 6. Markdown URL ON or OFF

If the topmost application is Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox or OSX Mail the workflow will append the URL to the new file; to get it in a markdown style select ON.


How to use the workflow
Select a text in e.g. Safari Bring Alfred and type the keyword nf Click New File from Text Selection Done! A new note will be created in the working folder, named based on the selected text, tagged with Safari (the topmost application) and with the URL appended to it. See advanced features below.


Triggering
Keyword nf? - shows some syntax tips along with access to the Help file (see screenshot below) Keyword setup-nft - workflow preferences Keyword nf - add content (see details below) keyword ns - search content (see details below) Hotkeys - that are 4: create a new note from text selection, create a new note from the clipboard content, add selected text to the journal and bring the search feature Fallback search - you can add this workflow to your Alfred fallback search preferences


Add content: keyword nf




Keyword nf overview

Note: the New File from Mail Selected Messages item is displayed only if the topmost application is the Mail application.

Here you can find four ways to easily create a new text file:
New File from the Clipboard New File from Text Selection New Blank File New Note New File from Mail Selected Messages Note: New File from Mail Selected Messages (item 5) will be displayed only if the topmost application is the Mail application.

In resume, the workflow can create a new text file with content from the clipboard (item 1), from the text selected in another application (item 2), from Messages selected in Mail (item 5) or typed directly in Alfred window (item 4). In addition, you can also create a New Blank File (item 3) that will be opened in the default text editor so you can enter the content right away.

Although it is not required to type any additional text (items 1, 2, 3 and 5), this module works with the following pattern: tags#filename

It means that you can enter tags (separated by comma) right after the keyword nf then type a hash sign then type the filename (in New Note the filename and the note itself are the same). For example: nf tag1,tag2#filename


Advanced features

Most advanced features are shared by all items displayed by the keyword nf:
type tags in Alfred window separated by comma e.g. nf tag1,tag2 remove the default tag (topmost application name) by adding a minus sign at the end of the tags e.g. nf tag1,tag2- or nf - add a custom filename by typing a hash sign after the tags e.g. nf tag1,tag2#filename or #filename add a custom filename and extension e.g. nf tag1,tag2#filename.md add the filename timestamp configured in the workflow setup by using the variable $t e.g. nf tag1,tag2#filename $t add a custom timestamp to the filename using the following variables: $m (month as number), $mm (month), $d (day), $w (weekday), $y (year), $h (hour), $n (minute), $s (second) tell the workflow to not append the URL by adding “at sign” at the end e.g. nf tag1,tag2#filename.md@ or nf tag1,tag2@ or nf @ tell the workflow to not add the date in Prepend or Append text features by adding -d at the end e.g. nf #my note-d or #my note@-d hold command key to create the new file in the topmost Finder window instead of the working folder hold control key to prepend text to any file instead of create a new one: a list with your files will be loaded in Alfred so you can easily select it hold option key to append text to any file instead of create a new one: a list with your files will be loaded in Alfred so you can easily select it hold shift key to add text to your journal Mail app special feature

There are two ways to take advantage of the special workflow Mail feature:
by selecting a text in an email, bring Alfred, type the keyword nf then select New File from Text Selection. Use this approach if you need only some text of the email. by selecting messages in Mail, bring Alfred, type the keyword nf then select New File from Mail Selected Messages. This is the easiest way to add the entire email content. Along with the text content, the workflow will prepend a short header with the most important information about the email and it will append the message link or URL (clicking it will open the original message in Mail).


Journal

The Journal feature is a single file to add new text with a timestamp (current date). You can set a custom date format in the workflow setup (keyword setup-nft).

To add a new Journal text:
Bring Alfred and type the keyword nf Select the text content (from Clipboard, from Text Selection or New Note) Hold shift key and hit return key You can also use the Journal hotkey to easily add a new entry based on text selected in another application.


Search content: keyword ns



Search text files saved in the working folder:
the default search includes text content, filename and tags start with c: to search content only start with n: to search filenames only start with t: to search tags only hold control key to paste the text file content direclty to the topmost application hold option key to add tags to a text file hold command key to reveal the file in Finder hit shift key to preview a text file (OSX Quick Look) hit return key to open a file the first item in Alfred is always “Show in nvALT” (if the application is installed): click it to view the results in nvALT Note that you can tag a file from the search window by holding option key. The workflow will list all openmeta recently used tags so you can easily select one. You can also create new tags separeted by comma e.g. tag1,tag2,tag3.




What’s new

Version 4.0
streamlined features focused on content creation keyword nf instead of newf keyword ns instead of news prepend or append text to any file in working folder custom date format that will be used in Journal, Prepend and Append features custom filename timestamp ($t) that can be used to create a filename easily add text from Mail app (selected or all email content) along with basic email information and link or URL select plain URL or Markdown URL format workflow preferences and initial setup within Alfred keyword nf? for Help within Alfred too you can tag any file from search feature: type ns keyword, highlight a file, hold option key and hit return: a list of openmeta recent tags will be displayed in Alfred (select one or create new tags separated by commas) New Note now works more like the other features: tags#note here or #note here improved search module (keyword ns) add a custom timestamp to the filename using variables fn key is not used by default due wired Apple keyboards workflow update to Alfred 2.0.3 (187) removed Copy Text File from Finder Version 3.0
Create a new file in Finder (hold control key) Optionally add a file extension (see Help for details) Version 2.8
Paste a note to the topmost application (e.g. start a search, select a note, hold fn key and press Return) Version 2.7
Select a default extension (.txt or .md) Faster searching feature New icons Version 2.5
Alfred Fallback search (you have to add it to your fallback search list) Add @ at the end to not add the URL Version 2.0
Journal (add text to a custom text file) Search notes within Alfred nvALT support Alleyoop workflow support Download
Version 4.0 Release date: 29 May 2013 Made in OS X 10.8.3 Supports Alleyoop 2 Download now PS: thank you twinpeaks for your feedback

PS: post wrote in Byword and converted using Markdown to BBCode workflow

A simple workflow to change my wallpaper (on all monitors)  to a selected image
 
http://www.samadhigames.com/Wallpaper.alfredworkflow
 
Cheers!

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