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@Carlos,

Luckily you don't need a applescript at all, because todoist has its own api (https://todoist.com/API/)%C2'> and modules that wrap the API for programming languages like Python that allow you to create workflows.

Brad

I'm getting the following warning ahead of the XML which seems to cause me not to get any results:

Great stuff,  In my copy I added the following text to Subtext just to remind me of the syntax:

@ context  # date > or :: project $ estimate  ! flag 

I just serves as a nice reminder, especially for those who are new to the syntax.

I have updated this.  You can now create a list of stocks to track using

stock add  <ticker>

stock remove <ticker>

stock by itself will show you prices for the stocks on your list.

Get it here:  https://www.dropbox.com/s/iup9cng6gymbspu/Stock%20Quote.alfredworkflow

Or using the alfpt

Thanks for posting this.  The lack of this toggle was one of the first things I noticed when I recreated my hotkeys from V1.  I wonder if this is something that Andrew will add in natively or not.

The ssh workflow is great!  Thanks.

I use a different terminal theme for each of the hosts that I typically log in to.  I've hacked the applescript, to use a theme based on q, but I wonder if that could be added to the serverList.txt file.  Also I wonder if there is a way to determine if there is already a window open for a particular host, so as not to create duplicate windows...  Maybe not desirable in all cases though.

Brad

This is very simple example of how to use a Script Filter in a workflow.  You start typing q as the keyword then a ticker symbol and you get the company name, price, change, and market cap.  If you hit return it will bring up all the info about the ticker from google finance in your default browser.

example:  q aapl

You can download it from my Dropbox:  

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iup9cng6gymbspu/Stock%20Quote.alfredworkflow