Smart calculations with Numi

[xilopaint]

6 hours ago, Bhishan said:

The app Numi works but the Alfred workflow does not work.

 

Alfred workflow: http://www.packal.org/workflow/numi  

Numi: http://numi.io/static/dev/Numi.zip  

ERROR: Numi[Script Filter] Code 1: index.js:120:158: execution error: Error on line 5: Error: Application can't be found. (-2700)

 

 

Have you seen the post immediately above yours?

[Bhishan]

@xilopaint Thanks, that fixed my problem for Alfred 4.

[nikolaeu]

Please use extensions release page for the most recent workflow.

[joklom]

Should it be necessary to hit enter after typing "n" or "="?

 

I am new to Alfred but it seems like most keywords do not require hitting enter before they start to work.

[grovolis]

Currencies don't seem to be working for me in Monterey, any ideas?

[splitpersonality]

9 hours ago, grovolis said:

Currencies don't seem to be working for me in Monterey, any ideas?

 

I have the same issue. Not getting any error code or notifications. Numi via Setapp

[Alpha Dorry]

After update to macOS Monterey and alfred 4.6 i am not able to use numi workflow

before query "n 200 usd to eur" trigerred workflow and it showed me result.
after update it only suggests searching the web, but i've disabled web search at all in alfred. 

For now it looks like space and letter symbols are not passed to workflow.

Alfred version: 4.6 [1222]
macOS version: 12.0.1

https://github.com/nikolaeu/numi/wiki/Alfred-Integration

directly in numi parsing works.

 

 

 

 

[Daniel Bayley]

Hey guys,

 

Something must have changed in `curl` or something with the update to Monterey…

 

Anyway, I just pushed a fix for this: https://github.com/nikolaeu/numi/pull/195

 

@nikolaeu Please test and merge ASAP! 

[SMN]

Hello everyone, I'm new to this great Alfred whole thing and I was wondering how to install the launch bar for Numi

 

https://github.com/Rahlir/NumiLaunchbar

 

couldn't find the *.alfredworkflow file and I have no clue how to install the separate files ?

 

thanks a lot !

[vitor]

@SMN That’s the wrong page. See Alfred Integration instead and click “Numi Workflow”.

[SMN]

2 hours ago, vitor said:

@SMN That’s the wrong page. See Alfred Integration instead and click “Numi Workflow”.

sorry but I have no clue how to install the scripts, I installed the Numi Wokflow, I downloaded the Zip which contains install.sh and folder Numi Calculate.lbaction but I dont know where to past the files or the text inside the scripts... I searched on the web and forum and even contacted them by mail... please help me 😛 

[vitor]

12 minutes ago, SMN said:

I downloaded the Zip which contains install.sh and folder Numi Calculate.lbaction but I dont know where to past the files or the text inside the scripts

 

Again, those are the wrong instructions. They are not related to Alfred. Follow the links I posted, in particular the second one which links to the Workflow.

[SMN]

oh I feel so stupid, sorry I thought it was the integration to make into Alfred !!! 

I already have the workflow working but I thought you could get better integration into Alfred (like more than one line written when you use it) with this extension

 

I guess I have the workflow working just fine 😜 

 

sorry and have a good day

[motocoder]

I recently set up Alfred and Numi on a new MacBook Pro, running Monterey 12.4. As one of the posters mentioned earlier in the thread, the Alfred integration wasn't working correctly when there were spaces in the query. 

 

I looked into this, and discovered it is because the version of curl in this OS is encoding spaces as '+' rather than as '%20'. I modified the script in the Alfred integration to use Javascript's encodeURIComponent function instead of letting curl do this, and the problem is resolved. Specifically, in index.js replace this:

 

const curl = `curl -G --data-urlencode 'q=${input}' http://localhost:${port}`

 

with this:

 

const curl = `curl -G "http://localhost:${port}?q=${encodeURIComponent(input)}"`

 

If the author of Numi is monitoring this thread, I am happy to submit a pull request with the fix - just let me know.

[vitor]

2 hours ago, motocoder said:

If the author of Numi is monitoring this thread, I am happy to submit a pull request with the fix - just let me know.

Especially for simple fixes, it’s best to just submit the PR than ask about it. Either the author accepts it or doesn’t, but it’s more productive to submit first and resolve any problems then, instead of having back and forth about it beforehand.

[motocoder]

5 hours ago, vitor said:

Especially for simple fixes, it’s best to just submit the PR than ask about it. Either the author accepts it or doesn’t, but it’s more productive to submit first and resolve any problems then, instead of having back and forth about it beforehand.

 

Ok, I will do that.

[motocoder]

5 hours ago, vitor said:

Especially for simple fixes, it’s best to just submit the PR than ask about it. Either the author accepts it or doesn’t, but it’s more productive to submit first and resolve any problems then, instead of having back and forth about it beforehand.

 

Actually, it looks like the author has already made this change, but the Wiki that links to the Alfred workflow release is pointing at an older version that does not have the change.

[ne0xys]

@nikolaeu is there a way to write numbers in between text to be ignored in the calculations? Not as a comment (#) that ignores everything after. 

[Blacknoise]

@nikolaeu Is it normal than Numi desktop app start as soon as we type the numi script string filter?

[snachy]

@nikolaeu are you still keeping up the workflow?  I just installed it and it either won't make the calculations, or it gives incorrect responses.  See attached.

[vitor]

@snachy Screenshots are insufficient to diagnose a workflow. Please provide the requested information as mentioned in the other post:

 

On 10/3/2023 at 12:19 PM, vitor said:

At a minimum, your post should include:

• How you ran the workflow.
• The output from the debugger.
• Your installed versions of the workflow, Alfred, and macOS. Be precise, don’t say “latest”.