DavidK

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 have really enjoyed this workflow and was disappointed when it stopped working with OS X Catalina.
Fortunately, the fix turned out to be really simple...
 
Just replace all instances of
tell application "iTunes" with
tell application "Music" Hope this helps.
Randy

Exactly what I need!

Very sweet. Lightweight and fast.

Just finished a quick workflow to rate the currently playing track in iTunes. Simple usage, type "rate x" where x is the star rating you want assigned to the track. 
 
 
EDIT:
Now supports much better reliability, 1/2 stars, two panel display, and keyboard shortcuts.
 
Latest version can be found here:
 
http://d.pr/f/Oysk
or
https://github.com/dklem/Alfred2-Rate-iTunes-Track
 
 
Screenshots:
 
 

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

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

Just finished a quick workflow to rate the currently playing track in iTunes. Simple usage, type "rate x" where x is the star rating you want assigned to the track. 
 
 
EDIT:
Now supports much better reliability, 1/2 stars, two panel display, and keyboard shortcuts.
 
Latest version can be found here:
 
http://d.pr/f/Oysk
or
https://github.com/dklem/Alfred2-Rate-iTunes-Track
 
 
Screenshots:
 
 

Just finished a quick workflow to rate the currently playing track in iTunes. Simple usage, type "rate x" where x is the star rating you want assigned to the track. 
 
 
EDIT:
Now supports much better reliability, 1/2 stars, two panel display, and keyboard shortcuts.
 
Latest version can be found here:
 
http://d.pr/f/Oysk
or
https://github.com/dklem/Alfred2-Rate-iTunes-Track
 
 
Screenshots:
 
 

Others have mentioned it already, but my ssh workflow is what I've wanted from Alfred since I first lumped for a Mega Supporter license in his infancy over two years ago. As soon as I found the new Script Filter object, I knew what I had to do. Having not yet found this forum, I started by reverse engineering David's PHP-based built-in Google Suggest workflow to figure out what my Python script had to output to get a result. D'oh 
 
My pipe workflow isn't getting much love, probably because I haven't sold it very well, but I'm also using that *alot* to filter and transform text.
 
Others I currently find myself using regularly:
 - Colors by Tyler Eich
 - Create OmniFocus Tasks by Aaron B. Hockley (great for adding a todo for an item in Gmail)
 - Movies by Simon Støvring (inspiringly awesome)

One feature I greatly miss from quicksilver is the ability to take action on multiple items. For instance, instead of invoking Alfred and typing "Mail" to start Mail.app, then invoking Alfred again and typing "Adium" to start adium - I'd love to just be able to type "mail,adium" and then hit enter to launch both applications.
 
http://qsapp.com/wiki/Comma_Trick
 

I rewrote the functionality you are looking for using some bash trickery instead of Ruby. Seems to work fine in my setup, but feel free to test it out and let me know if there are any issues!
 
http://d.pr/f/fB3c

Updated this to match the default output format used in Notification Center by Alfred for other iTunes actions.
 

I rewrote the functionality you are looking for using some bash trickery instead of Ruby. Seems to work fine in my setup, but feel free to test it out and let me know if there are any issues!
 
http://d.pr/f/fB3c

I don't know Ruby at all, but it shouldn't be too difficult.
 
Looking at the documentation:
 
"SwitchAudioSource -c" shows the current device
"SwitchAudioSource -a" shows all devices
 
Assuming the -n flag just chooses the next device in that list, you could easily just load the names generated by "-a" into an array. Then it's just a simple compare to find which array index matches the current device, say "n", and then print "n+1" as the next device.

Seems to work well for me, nice job. My only suggestion would be to maybe list the "next device" in the subtitle output, so the user knows what it's going to switch to.
 
Something like:
 
"Current Device: Built-In Output, Next Device: Music Streamer II"

This is absolutely possible - You'll just need to use a Script Filter as your first item instead of Keyword, and then write a script to grab which is the active output and print the appropriate XML to display the info in the subtitle.
 
See the following thread for details on passing feedback back to Alfred:
http://www.alfredforum.com/index.php?/topic/5-generating-feedback-in-workflows/
 
Also, take a look at Mikegrb's Audio Device Selection workflow, which will likely do what you want already.
http://mikegrb.com/2013/01/18/alfred2-audio-device/

This is absolutely possible - You'll just need to use a Script Filter as your first item instead of Keyword, and then write a script to grab which is the active output and print the appropriate XML to display the info in the subtitle.
 
See the following thread for details on passing feedback back to Alfred:
http://www.alfredforum.com/index.php?/topic/5-generating-feedback-in-workflows/
 
Also, take a look at Mikegrb's Audio Device Selection workflow, which will likely do what you want already.
http://mikegrb.com/2013/01/18/alfred2-audio-device/