cands

Update.

Added support for Vivaldi and Brave. I’ve skipped Opera since while we can get the URL and Title from a tab, we can’t execute JavaScript (to run the bookmarklet to add bookmarks). The capability seems to be there (being Chromium-based) but not a way of turning it on.

To update, download the latest version (same URL) or wait a few days and it’ll prompt you to on next usage, since it uses OneUpdater.

Run the function 100x in a loop and time it?
 
In my experience, it's sending Apple Events to other applications that's really, really slow. From the testing I've done on my machine, it takes about 0.2s to call out to another application. The calculations the workflow performs will take a very trivial amount of time relative to that.
 
As such, you should focus on minimising tell application ... calls. As best as I can tell from looking at the code, there are at least three tell application ... calls per run, which accounts for the majority (>0.5s) of the workflow's runtime, imo.
 
Can you not combine the two scripts (div.scpt and divObjC.scptd) and save the tell application "Finder" ... call? It might also be possible to do only one tell application "System Events" to set activeApp ... call.

If you could do that, it would halve the workflow's run time.

@Luciano Santana (and anyone else following along), there are a few commands (Create New Timer, Create New Alarm, and View Recent) that are still broken in Alfred 3. I have a branch that fixes them. (I also submitted a PR to Luciano's repo.)

Download the zip file from the repo (Clone or download > Download ZIP) and extract it. Go into the new directory, select all the files, right-click and choose "Compress 11 Items". That will create Archive.zip. change the name to Archive.alfredworkflow and double-click it.
 

Update.

I’ve made slight modifications to the method to read/write api token. You will be asked to add your token again.

To update, download the latest version (same URL) or wait a few days and it’ll prompt you to on next usage, since it uses OneUpdater.
 

Fairly substantial update to v0.2.0.

Add support for multiple accounts Show event location in events list Clear tokens on authentication error Add a sweet animated spinner

Hi @fncll,
 
Just updated the workflow on GitHub:  https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/blob/master/Alfred 3/TextSoapCleaners.alfredworkflow
 
It's now future proofed for Alfred and TextSoap. Just set the TextSoap application name in the environment variables and the scripts will call the right application. I changed all the AppleScripts to JXA (JavaScript for Automation). Seems to be working for me. Let me know.

It's been a while but I just released version 0.1.6, hopefully fixing most bugs.
 
Thanks for the hint with unidecode @deanishe, I removed that dependency!
 
Unfortunately, since the GitHub username changed, this is a manual update: https://github.com/otherguy/alfred-airports-workflow/releases/tag/0.1.6

Should be: they’re filepaths, AFAIK. Just add:
 
”type”: “file”
 
to each feedback item, then all that should work. 

Fixed!
 
Thx for the feedback @cands and thank you @deanishe for your help!

Done....date string can now be formatted in WF settings

I've had it updated since Alfred 3.0 came out. Sorry, I haven't updated the link. It is now updated and you can get the latest version from the GitHub account:  https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/blob/master/Alfred 3/TextSoapCleaners.alfredworkflow
 
All of my workflows in this branch work great and I use them a lot.

Updated to v 2.0.
 
Complete rewritten in Python for getting faster results.
 
https://github.com/Acidham/recent-files-in-folders

Ok, version 1.5.0 is out. I replaced uses of Google's Location API with OpenStreetMaps Nominatim, which seems to work OK, although it's a bit less intelligent than Google's. At least it works, though.

August 2020 edit:
 
I'm now working on a Big Sur edition of this theme collection!
To get a native look and feel, we will need one more option from Alfred's theming engine:
Round corners for the highlighted search result 🙂
 
I'm making this case in this tweet, please RT/Like if you'd like to see this happen:
https://twitter.com/AlexMartinFR/status/1292051533903863809?s=20
 
Thanks 🙏
 
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Hello everyone,
 
Here is a full collection of themes to embrace macOS Mojave's new Dark and Light themes and their respective accent colors!
Each one hase been carefully designed with a pinch of the accent color's hue in each element.
I've chosen to respect the low contrast Yellow Accent color shipped by Apple in macOS, despite not being fond of it.
It comes in Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green & Gray, each with a Dark and Light variant.
You can have the color you want, as long as it's not black! 
 
There is now a workflow made for this themes collection, which allows you to switch easily between Dark & Light mode, and select your Alfred theme's accent color.
Here is a quick demo:
 

 
 
TL;DR: How to Install ?
 
You can find all the previews in High Res and link to each theme on Alfred's website on my repo:
https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes
 
Enjoy
 
 

I use this Workflow with my collection of Mojave Dark & Light themes :
 
https://github.com/mermaid/mojave-darkmode-toggle
 
That way I can switch between macOS Dark & Light modes AND alternate between a Dark & Light Alfred theme at the same time, with the command "theme toggle" ?
You just have to configure the name of the themes you want to use in the "Toggle Alfred" script in the workflow configuration.
 
 

first of all, I want to say I am truly grateful to this community. i have not been active in this forum throughout the years, but i am truly appreciative of all the great creators and contributors around here. what an amazing app, helps with my workflow each and every day. thinking of the Mac as a bicycle for the mind, it's interesting to note that one app inside the Mac can seem equally helpful at the same time. thank you.
anyways, i want to share a couple of workflows i've created over the years. i'm not a programmer by any means, but do enjoy navigating the code that you guys create.
i will share one workflow in another post, but for this one, this has been a very useful tool to me for repetitive tasks of file renaming. i've collected a number of bash functions to assist in switching file names with special characters such as hyphens, underscores, and periods, to spaces and vice versa. the functions are by no means polished, but they work well as-is.
wondering if a programmer would like to use this as inspiration for a workflow that works better than the one i've created. if not, i think this will still help many of us.

to use, copy the file name or text you want to transform, action the workflow through the keywords, and paste back to the file.
 
keywords are first letter on the character with '2' in between for transformation.
 
h2s
h2p
u2s
 
one caveat, the functions i've used add a new line after each transformation. you'll have to backspace once after each paste. i was thinking this was one thing someone could fix.

other than that, works really well! Feel free to build upon this or alter as you see fit.
 
Download here:   https://drive.google.com/filename_tools.alfredworkflow
 
 

Okay, I’ve scored a bit of time to revisit the date app and fix a few bugs. Not everything has been looked at because I’ve got to head off again for a while, but what I have done is:

–    Upgraded the workflow library
–    Fixed a few of the scripts that referred to Alfred 2 instead of Alfred 3 (I guess this means Alfred 2 is no longer supported).
–    A bit of a general code tidy up

The big piece of work though, is the restoration of the exclude functionality, which should work properly, but with limitations. To prevent it blowing things up if the search combination doesn’t produce a valid match, I’ve limited the workflow to about 300 attempts to look for a match. After that, I’ll throw an error.

So how does it work? Here’s a quick example.

Say you’re a busy project bod and you have a piece of work that’s going to take three weeks. So you enter the data expression:

dcalc today + 3w

And that gives you a date three weeks into the future. But hang on a sec: no one works weekends, so how long will it take if there are no weekends included:

dcalc today + 3w exclude weekends

So now the date will be further into the future because weekends are not counted as part of the project. (Another way to look at it is if people worked weekends then the project could be brought in at an earlier date).

You can exclude individual days:

dcalc today + 3w x weekends 28.10.2018 

This will exclude all weekends and also the 28th of October. Note that you can just use x or ex instead of exclude.
We can exclude other days:

dcalc today + 3w x Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays

We can also do ranges:

dcalc today + 3w exclude Tuesdays 30.10.2018 to 05.11.2018 02.12.2018

This beast will exclude Tuesdays, all days between the 30.10.2018 and 05.11.2018, and it will also exclude 02.12.2018
We can also do:

dcalc today + 3w exclude all except tuesdays

Error checking is minimal, but this kind of stuff won’t work:

dcalc today + 3w ex all except wednesdays wednesdays
dcalc today + 3w x weekends weekdays
 
Because every day has been excluded.
 
The update can be found in the usual place:
 
http://www.packal.org/workflow/date-calculator
 
The usual disclaimers apply, so don't use this to schedule brain surgery.  Use a calendar.
 

Keyboard Maestro is a paid app, and is definitely overkill for such a simple task. Especially since there are free apps that can do it just as well or better.
 
@andreasl For your specific case, the commands you’d have to tell Lingon to run would be something like osascript -e 'tell application "Outlook" to activate' and osascript -e 'tell application "Outlook" to quit'. Outlook may not be the exact name of the application (that you’ll have to check yourself, as I don’t use it), but the rest of the code should work.

Thank you; I will try that! Just spent a good chunk of time doing this manually. 
 
Edit: And it works! I must have missed an update. This is literally the best day ever. 

This workflow can list documents and apps opened recently.
Especially, it can list files opened recently by the foremost app.
System: macOS 10.11+
 
Github: https://github.com/mpco/Alfred3-workflow-recent-documents
 
Usage
You can press Enter to open the file in result, or press ⌘CMD-Enter to reveal it in Finder.
Tap rr to list files opened recently by the foremost app.
For example:
Recent folders will be listed when Finder is foremost. Recent rtf, text files will be listed when TextEdit app is foremost. Recent *.sketch files will be listed when Sketch app is foremost. Recent *.xcodeproj project files will be listed when Xcode app is foremost. The subtitle of each result consists of ⏱modified time and ?path of the file.

Tap rf to list recent folders.
Opening recent folders is very common in use. Tapping rf is a more efficient way, even though you can activate Finder and then tap rr.

Tap rd to list recent files.
These files were recently opened by user, not like rr which is just for the foremost app.

Tap ra to list apps opened recently.

Exclude folders from the results.
You can add private folder pathes separated by colon : to the Workflow Environment Variable ExcludedFolders. The results will not show private folders and any files inside them.
For example: ~/privateFolder1/:/Users/G/privateFolder2/
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Not until OF3 ships.  I poked around in the SQL and the tag data isn’t being synced to OF2 even though it’s obviously there in the cloud.  Until we can read the SQL there’s no way to tell what to look for.

Yesterday, Spotify has made major changes in their API related to Spotify URIs.
The workflow was broken, and version 7.16 should fix the issues, see http://alfred-spotify-mini-player.com/blog/Version-7.16/
 
Please report any issues, see how

Ps. I am still working on support for multiple screens. It turns out it is harder than I  thought to do it via AppleScript only.

I had to create a new Urban Dictionary workflow as my previous one was broken.
 

 
It's available on GitHub.