jyeakley

Sorry, just saw this! Updated and posted to Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/stands4-workflow

Thanks for the cool tool. History seems to break right away when I try to use it though. Here is the error in debugger: [2016-06-23 09:48:59][ERROR: input.scriptfilter] XML Parse Error 'The operation couldn’t be completed. (NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 65.)'. Row (null), Col (null): 'attributes construct error' in XML: <?xml version="1.0"?> <items> <item arg="" valid="NO" type="text"> <title>Ruby</title> <subtitle>Write some valid code to execute it</subtitle> <subtitle mod="cmd">Write some valid code to execute it</subtitle> </item> <item valid="NO" type="text" autocomplete=""asdaD".reverse"> <title>"asdaD".reverse</title> <subtitle>History item: enter to use</subtitle> <subtitle mod="cmd">History item: enter to use</subtitle> <icon>icon_history.png</icon> </item> </items> Seems to be a parsing issue.

I also wrote a JIRA workflow that I haven't released yet that allows searching issues, setting a favorite filter, returning results based on the set filter, and assigning issues, that I use all the time. I am not sure if a lot of people use JIRA, so I have been hesitant to release it, but if there is interest I will expedite.

1. Transmit: Awesome workflow for transmit users! 2. AlfredBookmarklet: Great for storing common bookmarklets (website scripting) 3. Jenkins Workflow: I developed it, but I use it all the time to kick off jobs - hope this helps others! 4. Layout: On a lot of people's list. Download the bleeding edge workflow if you are on Yosemite and it will work. 5. Menu Bar Search: Searches current applications menu..very useful 6. Egg Timer: Great for alerts and timers 7. SSH: Nice shortcut...uses SSH config to pre-populate. I use this sometimes when I get lazy

This is a jenkins workflow I created that I hope helps others. I have seen other workflows that just gather status but I wanted to run jobs as well...I hope someone can use it! Let me know your feedback! First thing that needs to be done is to setup the information needed to run the workflow. To do this run the following command: jenkinsinfo ​This will allow you to set the following values: hostname (required): The hostname of the jenkins server (ex. jenkins.mydomain.com) username (required): The username used to login to the jenkins server password (required): The password used to login to the jenkins server protocol (required - default is https): The protocol the jenkins server sits on gitrepo (optional - relative to your home directory): If specified this will gather the current branch name that is checked out and default it to your first parameter Once the information above is specified, you can run the following command to gather all job statuses: jenkins status ​In addition, you can specify the following command: jenkins run <param1> <param2>... ​This will return a list of any jobs that are configured to run using the api (token setup - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21032349/how-can-i-set-the-jenkins-authentication-token)and the parameter names associated to each job. You can specify values for each parameter within the alfred prompt (if any), all separated by 2 spaces. If you have the gitrepo set, this will default to the first parameter value...you can override by typing something else for param1 OR retain that value by simply inserting 2 spaces and moving onto the next param. There are some other jenkins workflows that do similar status checks, but I haven't found one that allows you to run jobs remotely which is why I created this. Hope this helps someone out there Enjoy! Packal Link for download: http://www.packal.org/workflow/jenkins-workflow

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This workflow provides a way to leverage the API to search the Absolut Drinks Database. Upon searching/selecting the drink you desire, the ingredients/instructions are shown in the Large Text window and copied to your clipboard. Enjoy! Packal Link: http://www.packal.org/workflow/absolut-drinks-database

Who doesn't love hilarious chuck norrisisms?!? Now you can utilize this alfred workflow to grab any number of random norrisisms (keyword norris {number to gather})! Upon selecting the one that you would like to read, the text will be displayed to the "Large Text" alfred output, as well as copied to your clipboard. Also, if you feel like messing will someone you know, you can utilize the customize feature which allows you to substitute a first and last name in place of Chuck Norris (keyword norrispersonal {firstname lastname}). Enjoy! - Justin Packal Link: http://www.packal.org/workflow/norrisisms-chuck-norris-workflow

This tool is used to take advantage of the Stands4 API (http://www.abbreviations.com/). The API offered through this website is very useful and provides the following services: Abbreviations Conversions ZIP Codes Synonyms Definitions Phrases Rhymes Quotes I built a simple workflow around these services in order to effectively take advantage. Before you use this workflow, you must sign up for a free API key through their website (took about 24 hours to turnaround) and you will be allocated 1000 queries/day. I believe they offer a paid license as well if you plan to use this more frequently. Packal Link: http://www.packal.org/workflow/stands4-workflow Enjoy!

I was able to download this through your confluence site. Really cool workflow! One possible enhancement - opening the URL associated to the site and copying password to clipboard upon clicking 'enter'. Just my $.02

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