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Dente Azul — Toggle bluetooth and paired device connectivity
giovanni replied to vitor's topic in Share your Workflows
Thank you for this great workflow @vitor!! Would you consider adding the battery status, if available? @zeitlings had a script to retrieve it. -
remove the second do printerName=$(echo $line | awk '{print $1}') you can also replace the second if with elif, in which case you would need to delete the first fi
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here you go @macrospect Currently parsing lpstat -d, but I left the example string in the code in case you want to refine.
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Introducing AlfreDo, a Workflow for Todoist ✅
giovanni replied to giovanni's topic in Share your Workflows
it looks like the database was not downloaded. can you try forcing a refresh with todoist::refresh? -
@macrospect how does the output of your command (not sure which one, perhaps lpstat -a ?) look like? I can help with parsing it.
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If you don't need the file-based tasks which will require more work, this version works for me. I am not too familiar with BibDesk, let me know if there are things I missed...
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there are actually a couple of ways to open a minimized app via keyboard. It takes a bit to get used to them though
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Notification not displaying in example workflow
giovanni replied to TechDudeSF's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
Is Alfred allowed to send notifications? Check in System Settings > Notifications -
ZotHero — Generate Zotero citations in Alfred
giovanni replied to deanishe's topic in Share your Workflows
@rdjfraser could you check the debugger? -
@rdjfraser could you check the debugger?
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Inspired by I-sheet-you-not, this Workflow creates new Workflows to access individual Google Sheets with Alfred. ⬇️Download Note: this setup is more complex than the average workflow. I tried to document all the steps, feel free to point to unclear steps or instructions. A screencast of the process is here. 🚀Usage Open a Google Sheet in your browser. Launch alfred-gsheets via keyword (default: gshe) or hotkey alfred-gsheets will check the frontmost page with one of three outcomes: will check the frontmost page with one of three outcomes: The website is not a Google Sheet ▶️ check URL The website is a Google Sheet but you don’t have the right permissions ▶️ review the Setting up section The website is a Google Sheet and you have at least viewing privileges ▶️ go to step 4 alfred-gsheets will list the individual worksheets. Select one to generate a alfred-gsheets Workflow instance to browse that Sheet. Once a new Workflow is created, ↩️ will lead you to its Workflow Configuration, where changes to keyword etc. can be made: Header Row (column headers). Row containing the column headers. Set this to 0 if no header.[/*] columns for Alfred’s Title (required), Subtitle and Arg variables. Alternatively, a custom layout can be set as follows: up to three lines (for Title (required), Subtitle and Arg variables), with layout text in quotes and column numbers in square brackets. For example:[/*] Title: "College 🎓: [1]" Subtitle: "City: [2]" Arg: "URL: [3]" Note: if a custom layout is used, the Title, Subtitle and Arg fields will be ignored. Append column: If you have writing privileges on your Google Sheet (see Setting up), you can indicate a column to which append values via alfred-gsheets using a keyword (default: [main workflow keyword]::append, e.g. uni::append) or hotkey[/*] [/list] 🧮 New workflow: usage entering the main keyword (default: first three letters of the workflow name) will list sheet columns according to the Title, Subtitle, and Arg variables. If the argument is a URL, Enter↩️ will open it in your browser. If not, Enter↩️ will copy it to the clipboard
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@luciano @pseudometa I came across this nice tool to convert DOIs and I added it to our workflow. Running it while a DOI URL is selected will now also produce a BibTeX entry.
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Workflow that deletes back to the last period
giovanni replied to sönke's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I added this function to a workflow I made in the past. install the workflow, then: select the text you want to edit open Universal Actions (default hotkey: ^ ⌘ \) find Delete text after last period press ↩️. the text will be replaced with the new text or, if you can't write in the current app, will be in the clipboard -
Workflow that deletes back to the last period
giovanni replied to sönke's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
if you are OK with using Python, this will work: import sys s = sys.argv[1] s = s.rsplit('.', 1)[0] + '. ' print (s,end='') -
I Sheet You Not: Plug Excel into Alfred
giovanni replied to deanishe's topic in Share your Workflows
at this point, do you still get the /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: No such file or directory error? If so, you still have an older version somewhere. If not, can you post the error?- 101 replies
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@kaidelm @benlim it seems to work fine for me. have you checked the SSL certificate as described in the Troubleshooting section of the documentation?
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Introducing AlfreDo, a Workflow for Todoist ✅
giovanni replied to giovanni's topic in Share your Workflows
it is failing to parse your due dates. What timezone are you on? Are you using UTC by any chance? -
Unit Converter — Convert between different units of measurement
giovanni replied to vitor's topic in Share your Workflows
great workflow! a couple of suggestions: 1) to add the option of showing thousand separators e.g. speed of light: 2) it would be great to accept as input imperial measurements (e.g. 5ft8in to cm), 3) accept ' for ft and '' for inches (e.g. 5'8'') -
Python Script Output to Workflow (Not Script Filter)
giovanni replied to PB-Panda's topic in Discussion & Help
Hi @PB-Panda welcome to the forum! You are correct, a script filter is not needed, and neither is a JSON output. You just need to print (or sys.stdout.write) your output so that it becomes available to the next item in the workflow. This is a similar workflow to which I have added a space removal universal action using Python, which should be helpful to you as a template. I hope this helps! -
@luciano it's failing to fetch the book covers. I can add an error handling to skip the covers that fail, but I am curious why it is happening. I tried your cover and I can see it. Can you access this link in your browser? https://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/P/B081SDJHJN.01 is this the amazon link for the book? https://www.amazon.com/Gambell-Lawrence-Island-Studies-Western-ebook/dp/B081SDJHJN what OS are you on? which country/amazon market are you on? your URL root might be different