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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
  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
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