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Alfred Birthday

 

This is a simple workflow that shows you how much time has passed since your birthday. This is how the workflow looks like for me: 

 

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For you this might be different. But you can never be certain.

 

In order to use this workflow, you first have to set your birthday as alfred environment variable here: 

 

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In the future I hope to make that process simpler.

 

Hopefully it helps you be more aware of time passed. At least that's the goal. 

 

Hope you like it. ?

 

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  • 2 months later...

Made the change. Now seconds are ticking.

 

Not sure if I added  Rerun to correct place. Here is where I put it. I was thinking of only evaluating the last item in the script filter and not actually rerunning the entire script filter every second. So I wanted to just add 1 to the last item every second. 

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7 hours ago, nikivi said:

Not sure if I added  Rerun to correct place

 

Not really. Where you've added it means Alfred will re-run the Script Filter regardless, e.g. also when it's showing "Please add your date of birth…".

 

It should be in this else-clause.

 

7 hours ago, nikivi said:

I was thinking of only evaluating the last item in the script filter and not actually rerunning the entire script filter every second.

 

Alfred re-runs the entire Script Filter. How else could it possibly work?

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I was thinking to somehow only rerun this line and leave all other items as they are. I will cache all other items but minutes and seconds and update them only when time comes. I just feel bad for having to calculate all the fields just to update the seconds.

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32 minutes ago, nikivi said:

I will cache all other items but minutes and seconds and update them only when time comes.

 

Bad idea. Reading and writing a file will take far, far longer than recalculating the values.

 

What you're doing wrong is running time.Since(birthDate) six times instead of doing d := time.Since(birthDate) once.

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