miketheburrito

@miketheburrito Does your computer go to sleep, or does your display? Very different things. CoffeeCoffee stops your computer from going to sleep but does not stop your display from turning off. Both are easy to do, but this workflows only acts on the computer.

There may be a better way to do this, but this is what I did, and now the Caffeinate Control workflow works for me.
I tried to make a step-by-step guide for you. Hope it helps!
 
Step 1
Open up Alfred Preferences and go to the Workflows tab
In your list of workflows, right click "Caffeinate Control" and do Open in Finder, like this:
 

 
Step 2
Now you should have a Finder window open to the Caffeinate Control workflow directory, like this:
 

 
I have highlighted the 2 files you will be editing: conf-and-help.scpt and library.sh
 
Step 3
Open conf-and-help.scpt, which will launch the Script Editor
Search for "Alfred", and you will find this line:
 

 
Yours will say Alfred 2, so change it to Alfred 3 like in mine
Save the script and quit the Script Editor
 
Step 4
Open library.sh in a text editor (I used Sublime Text, but TextEdit or any other text editor is fine)
Search for "Alfred", and you will find these 2 lines:
 

 
Yours will say Alfred-2 and Alfred 2, so change them to Alfred-3 and Alfred 3 like in mine
Save the file and quit your text editor
 
That's it! Now the Caffeinate Control workflow should be working again 
 
(Note: after completing these steps, you might have to quit Alfred and then restart Alfred, but I'm not sure if that's necessary - I can't remember if I had to do that or not, but if it's still not working for you, then try that.)

In most cases like this, the reason it works for some and not others is because the workflow has Alfred 2's directories hard-coded in it. If you still have your Alfred 2 directories (in ~/Library), it works. If not, it doesn't.
 
You probably just need to open up the workflow's source code in an editor and change any occurrence of "Alfred 2" to "Alfred 3".

Just a quick heads-up: there is another last.fm workflow by Filipe Barros (with minor contributions by yours truly) over here. It lacks the smooth drill-down interface (I really like that) and requires a last.fm account, but offers a much more extensive selection of last.fm queries (track and album info, loved and banned tracks, love, ban, tag and untag currently playing track etc.).

Transmit 4 Workflow for Alfred app
Workflow for searching and opening Favorites in Transmit 4 App. It's really fast, because it reads the SQLite Database or XML datasource in latests releases of Transmit 4.
There are already at least 2 Transmit workflows, but one is incompatible with latests Transmit 4 and the other, although very good, uses AppleScript to do the searching, and thus you need to wait for Transmit to open to get feedback. This is particulary slow on non SSD machines.
 
Usage
Type the keyword (default ftp) and start typing the name of the favorite to search; dead simple.

 
Installation
For OS X 10.9 Mavericks, Download the alfred-transmit.alfredworkflow and import to Alfred 2.
For Previous OS X Versions, Download the alfred-transmit.alfredworkflow and import to Alfred 2.
 
Source Code
Clone or Fork the Workflow: https://github.com/ramiroaraujo/alfred-transmit-workflow
 
Changelog
2013-12-16 - Released 2014-01-02 - Added support for previous OS versions, using System Ruby 1.8, tested up to Lion 2014-01-03 - Search in both Favorite name and host 2014-01-20 - Added support for Favorites.xml 2014-01-30 - Rebuilt XML search to use different Ruby xml parser Note: I updated the original description to match the project readme file

ImageOptim Workflow for Alfred app
This is a wrapper Alfred workflow around the great ImageOptim-CLI library from Jamie Mason. Mason's library uses three image optimization applications to automate optimization of JPEGs and PNGs. It uses the open source ImageAlpha and ImageOptim apps, and the JPEGmini app, which is not free, but highly recommended. Together they shrink images like a beast.
My own addition to this image processing is that if JPEGmini is unavailable, it uses ImageMagik's mogrify to compress JPEGs to quality 75, if they're actually higher than 75. To do this, I'm also bundling ImageMagik'smogrify and identify. A quality of 75 is usually pretty safe and it still has a way smaller size and usual JPEGs saved from Photoshop without optimization. That being said, JPEGmini does way better job and it's recommended.
 
Requirements
ImageOptim, installed in /Applications folder. ImageAlpha, installed in /Applications folder. JPEGmini, optional but recommended, installed in /Applications folder. If using JPEGmini, you need to add Alfred 2 to the allowed apps in the accesibility list. Go to Preferences, Security and Privacy, Privacy tab, click the lock to allow changes, and drag the Alfred 2 app into the list. Usage
 
1. find or select one or more images or folders, show the file actions in Alfred, and select "Optimize Images". Note that any Alfred's way of selecting files work, such us:
select one or multiple files/folder in finder and press ⌘ alt \ browsing or finding files in Alfred, and triggering actions for the file saving files in Alfred's file buffer, and then ⌘ → to action buffered files.
 
2. You'll see a notification indicating the number of files to process. The work is done partially with AppleScript, so even if it's happening in the background, the apps are actually laoded and you can focus on them to check the status. Depending on the number and size of images, it could take a while.

 
3. When the optimization is completed, you'll see another notification, indicating the original Kilobytes, the current Kilobytes, total savings and savings percent.

 
Caveats
You shouldn't run optimizations in parallel. Tecnically you could if the batch already jumped to the next app (from JPEGmini to ImageOptim for example), but it's looking for trouble. I'll consider adding a check in the future to prevent parallel process from happening, but I'm affraid this could add other complications, as in how to clear the processing flag if optimization process is interrumpted earlier.
 
Installation
For OS X 10.9 Mavericks, Download the alfred-image-optim-workflow.alfredworkflow and import to Alfred 2.
For Previous OS X Versions, Download the alfred-image-optim-workflow.alfredworkflow and import to Alfred 2.
 
Source Code
Clone or Fork the Workflow: https://github.com/ramiroaraujo/alfred-image-optim-workflow
 
Changelog
2014-01-06 - Released 2014-01-23 - Added folder support, and correctly counting number of files inside folders

A better unit converter
 

 
 
 Download V0.6
contact thijs@designandsuch.com for questions, bugs, ideas and such
 
try out the demo
 
 
 
 
There are more unit converters available. but i didn't like the lack of speed due to the feeds. Thus i redid one myself which calculates everything on your mac. It fetches new currency data once in a while.. that's the only time when a second delay might appear. And in my humble opinion it's already better than all other unit converters around.
 
I might add more units in the future but so far it has:
 
- 7 units temperature  ( celsius, kelvin, fahrenheit etc. )
- 21 units on length  ( km, miles, nautical miles etc. )
- 15 units on weight   ( kg, lb, etc. )
- 8 units on time ( days, hours, years months etc )
- 18 units on digital memory ( GB, MB TB bytes, kilobytes etc )
- 5 units on speed ( km/h, miles per hour etc.
- 90 units on currencies ( euro, dollar, pounds, dinar etc. )
 
that's 164 units
 
 
It has a nice blind rating system. so the more you choose for one answer, the more it will be likely that that one shows up in the suggestions.  
Automatic updates from a currency xml file  
I am working on an automatic update on the whole workflow so i could add new features while you use it. But that is not finished yet.. and i thought.. let's start sharing maybe ill get some nice feedback for possible cool ideas.  
* designed the icons myself, probably could work some more on those too.  
 
 
it doesn't need explanation...
if you'll just start typing
"5 kilometer to miles..."
or something you will figure out how it works.
 
some screenshots:
 
 
 
 

▶ Luxinatev7.01
~ DEPRECATED ~
This workflow is currently not supported...
 
Luxinate is an Alfred.v2 workflow designed to automate the use of "youtube-dl" and "ffmpeg" to download streamed media from a large set of supported sites.
 
 
— QUICK OVERVIEW —
Luxinate has several available options.

The default "Luxinate" option will allow you to download video, audio, or even both!

The "Advanced Luxinate" action modifier will allow you to select a specific download quality or format.

Several built in settings allows you to configure Luxinate to your personal preference.

All of your downloads will be saved for your future reference.

 
 
▶ Download v7.01
~ Enjoy ♥ Ritashugisha
— View on Github
— Previous Versions

Update 4.1.1
 
Luxinate has updated to the new YouTube-dl which required a complete rewrite
 
After many hours of laborious coding, I've managed to add a new user download option which will allow you to download all uploads of any user on either YouTube or SoundCloud.
 
LuxPlaylist has also gotten a rebuff which will now allows users to search playlists on both YouTube and SoundCloud.
For both these options you can either enter a search or a URL. Luxinate will determine either to search for that query or use the URL directly.
 
Hopefully this update will fix many bugs as well as make Luxinate easier to use.
 
If you do encounter major problems I would recommend either reinstalling the workflow or downloading the previous version of Luxinate located at the bottom of the original post.
 
Please let me know of any bugs or problems that you encounter.
 
Thank You!

My first Alfred Workflow.
 
Simple one. Someone send you a link you don't want in your history? Just open it in an incognito tab.
 
- Works in all applications.
-- cmd+alt+n   Launches an incognito tab with the currently selected URL.
-- keyword inc   Launches an incognito tab with the argument.
 
- Fixes some URL formatting.
-- google.com >> http://google.com
-- ttp://google.com >> http://google.com
 

 
>> Download Incognito URL v1.0 (26 KB) <<
 

Hello,
 
Our friend withanx created the Alfredex, a Pokedex inside Alfred, and it gave me an idea: Create a workflow to tell what is super effective against what. And here it is
 
Now you're able to tell what type is super effective against Poison really fast. Just open Alfred and "type Fire".
 
Here's a screenshot:
 

 
It gives you all the information you need. If it's immune to some type, or if it can't damage some type and so on.
 
I hope you enjoy it  
 
UPDATE:
 
New feature:
 
Check Dual-Type Pokémon weaknesses.
 

 
Download link:
 
https://db.tt/uVvaEdub

This workflow was created to easily enable the user to perform several actions with the last.fm interface without needing to access the web interface or the desktop application: only with Alfred!
 
After some time using Alfred I decided to create a workflow for last.fm, since I am a heavy user and there was no workflow. This workflow allows users to love, ban, tag and untag the track currently playing in itunes, get information about artists, events, etc... Please keep in mind that this is my first shot developing a workflow.
 
Any suggestions, features you wanted implemented, please list them! I'll do what I can to further develop the workflow.
 
To get started, and to use all the features you have to setup Alfred.fm. You can do this by calling: alfredfm <lastfm_username>. It will open a browser tab and you have to click ok. After this step a notification will say if it was successful or not.
 
If it was successful, you can now use all the methods, even those that need you to be authenticated.
 
Screenshot
 
Alfred.fm
 
GitHub Repo