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I used the "run terminal command" to get it. That way, it will run iterm if the user preferences are set for iterm, or term otherwise. That makes it a little more flexible. But, does basically the same thing.

Hi, Here is a quick workflow for that: https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/blob/master/LuaTerminal.alfredworkflow?raw=true Let me know if that is what you were looking for.

Hey, your links and main website are dead. It is now some ePublisher. You might want to check it out. I just got rid of Sublime Text 2 and made my Sublime Text 3 standard. So, I thought I would reload your workflow to remove my changes and I can not get to it. I was able to get the link to your dropbox to work. Since I have all of your workflows, OOP is bombing out. I assume that is due to your site being down as well.

I think this workflow would be nice for what you want: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/398-fixed-scratch-files-and-thoughts/?hl=scratch I use it for making quick notes. It works very well.

That's funny. The form has been working. But, anyway, my email is raguay@customct.com. You can also direct tweet me at @customct. I will be checking out my form to see why it is not working. I am sorry for any inconvenience.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Just found a bug in the caching for directories. It now is much more responsive. Sorry for the inconvenience. Remember, you can update with AlleyOOP!

I just updated it again. Now you can set the base directory, move/rename files, and browse your files much easier. Give it a try and let me know how it works for you.

Hi, I am Richard Guay, a freelancer and missionary. I love writing workflows for Alfred and have written several for my freelancer work with Envato. If I can help, I would love to. You can see some of my work on my web site: http://customct.com. My GitHub account shows some of my workflows: https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred. I wrote a library for writing workflows in the go language. You can view it here: https://github.com/raguay/goAlfred. Looking forward to hearing back from you. Richard Guay

I just added a keyword for configuring the s3cmd. It will open a terminal to the directory where the workflow is to run the "s3cmd --configure" command. It will prompt you for the s3 key and secret. Once configured, you can use the other keywords to interact with your account on s3. Let me know what other features is needed.

I just updated the workflow with a few bug fixes and the addition of the s3c:list keyword. This keyword allows you to browse your S3 directories, download a file, and set the target directory. This makes this workflow a full upload/download client for S3!

You have two different copies of PHP. The one in your system area is not the same that you use at the terminal. If you are going to use features not turned on or set to a different level than in the system version, you need to make sure it will work for others not using your configuration. Alfred assumes a standard config, therefore, you should make config changes in your script like you show above. You might try comparing your two installs and see what all is different. It is best to set your terminal version to the same parameters as a standard install. That way you are forced to make changes like this while experimenting in the terminal.

I just added all of my latest ones. Everything should be listed there as well.

Casper would work, but is very heavy to get everyone to install and not too practical for embedding in the workflow. It requires PhantomJS, which is a full headless browser. A lot of tricky code to install.

Well, that version did not work at all. It would only launch version 2 for everything.

That's interesting. Since the first time I installed Sublime Text 3, it has been that way. The first install actually did not have the space before the 3, but I added it for consistency. I did not realize they had dropped the number completely, expect I did notice the title bar no longer has the number.

Hi, I just updated the workflow. It does not show deleted projects anymore. Thanks! But, to get it to work with my Sublime Text 3 install instead of the Sublime Text 2 install, I had to edit the workflow. You can get it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/oqmixhnr9j79b2j/Open%20in%20Sublime.alfredworkflow Maybe you can see what I am doing wrong that makes each of your updates only open Sublime Text 2. Since I run both, it would be nice to have a switch for which Sublime to use in the workflow. Some packages I like still only run in Sublime Text 2. There could be a sublime setup keyword for setting which install of Sublime to use, save that to a data file, and use it in all the other scripts. Then you would not have to test each time as well. Just a thought!

Just pushed a quick update. It was broken for sending an individual file. There is also partial work done on s3 directory listing for setting the target directory. It is not working yet, but does show up in the menu. Let me know what other features would be needed or wanted. I have so far used it to copy 20GB of files to s3!

It would be nice to remove projects that have been deleted. But, I guess that is more an issue with Sublime than this workflow.

Another quick fix for AlleyOOP functionality and forcing the default action to the bottom of the list.

I just fixed the way previously selected cleaners are presented to be less confusing. Also, it does semi-fuzzy matching on cleaner names to narrow down the list. Let me know if you think of any other improvements! You can update with AlleyOOP workflow.

Do it as a script filter would be the easiest way. You would need to use the qWorkflow library.

s3cmd Toolkit This workflow gives the ability to upload files to Amazon S3 using the s3cmd commandline function. You can download the s3cmd utility at http://s3tools.org/s3cmd. I added a copy of the s3cmd in the workflow. You will need to setup the s3 credentials from a terminal opened to the workflow area. Please refer to the s3cmd website for configuration instructions. With the addition to the "s3c:list" keyword, this is now a full upload/download client for s3! Check it out! Here are the currently defined keywords and file actions: "s3c:copydir" This keywork allows you to pick a directory that contains videos (mp4|mov). The videos will be copied to the corresponding directory on s3. Make sure to set the base directory using "s3c:base". "s3c:base" You use this keyword to set the base directory for s3. It should be the format of "s3://<bucket>/directory/..". "s3c:target" This keyword is used to set a target directory under the base directory to copy individual files to s3 using the file action. "s3c:webheader" This keyword is used to set a web header for getting a web friendly url to an item in your s3. "s3c:sbase" This will show the base directory in a notification. "s3c:starget" This will show the target directory in a notification. "s3c:swebheader" This will show the header to make a web friendly address in a notification. "s3c:copy file" This file action will copy the file in the Alfred browser to the base and target directory on s3. "s3c:list" This keyword action allows you to browse your S3 directory. If you hit “cmd-enter” on an item, it will download it to your Download directory. If you hit “alt-enter” on an item, it will set that directory as your target directory for uploading files. If you hit “ctl-enter” on an item, it will push a web facing friendly url for that item in to the clipboard. If you hit “shift-enter” on an item, it will set the items directory as the base directory for future browsing. If you hit “function-enter” on an item, you can move the item to a new name or location. It will prompt for the new location with a copy of the original item twice. You change the second one. If you start typing after the keyword, your selection will be reduced to selections that match what you type. "s3c:configure" This keyword will open a terminal and start the configuration process for the s3cmd command line tool. This has to be done before using the other commands. You can download it here: https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/blob/master/s3cmdToolkit.alfredworkflow You can see all of my workflows here: https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/ November 18, 2014 Version: 1.2 Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/s3cmd-toolkit

You can get a list of hotkey and keywords that your workflows use by using the Command Help workflow. You can get it here: https://github.com/shawnrice/alfred2-workflow-help I believe they are working on grouping for a future release. I am looking forward to that!!!

I just created a workflow to help me use ExpanDrive. Currently, ExpanDrive has no way to generate a web facing link to the S3, FTP, SFTP, etc site. With this workflow, you can create that link into the clipboard. The keywords are: ed:wdir - Set the web facing directory name. ed:edir - Set the ExpanDrive directory name. Then, when you press the hotkey for it, it will take the current OSX selection (Finder or Path Finder) and create the proper reference and pass it into the clipboard. I will be adding more items to the workflow as I use ExpanDrive and see what else to do. You can get ExpanDrive from their website: http://www.expandrive.com/ You can get the workflow here: https://github.com/raguay/MyAlfred/blob/master/ExpanDriveToolkit.alfredworkflow