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  1. atheos
    View on github: https://github.com/dkarter/CoronaTime ## Corona Time: An Alfred Workflow For Tracking COVID-19 See case statistics for your state/province: ☣️ Confirmed, ✅ Recovered, and ☠️ Deaths. Data is provided by ArcGIS Esri Corona Virus Dataset. ## DEMO See attached ## Installation 1. Download and open the [workflow file from this repo](https://github.com/dkarter/CoronaTime) 2. Enter your State/Province: See Attached (or github) 3. If you like it, please star (on github) and share for reach! ## License MIT Dataset is provided by ArcGIS Esri Corona Virus dataset and subject to ArcGIS Esri terms of licensing.
  2. personalnadir
    This is a pretty specific and convoluted workflow, but one that I use quite a few times daily. Who's it for: It is useful to developers using the Corona SDK toolkit to create mobile apps. What it does: For a given string parameter, it searches a specified directory for subdirectories of that name which contain a main.lua file. Once it's found that it starts a new iTerm2 session and launches the Corona Terminal app with that main.lua file as an argument. Gotchas: Corona Terminal doesn't play nice with directories with spaces in the names. The original was written for Alfred 1. As it just invokes the script, the workflow is trivial, with the exception that you need to cd into the directory with the scripts first. My Run Script workflow element contains: cd script_directory python -u corona_launch.py ~/Programming/ {query} Here's the github for the original: https://github.com/personalnadir/Launch-Corona-with-iTerm2
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