matthew_mcg Posted January 12, 2019 Share Posted January 12, 2019 (edited) I know! Not technically a workflow but I thought I'd come here to show it off anyway. One of the frustrating things about any development project is the initial setup. That's where Yeoman comes in. It is a code scaffolding tool most regularly used to make java/frontend applications, but it is conveniently easy enough to make anything... like the basic structure of an Alfred workflow. I have not personally written a workflow in python, but I thought this could be useful to a lot more people than my crystal Alfred library (weird_al shameless plug!). So without further ado, here is my generator-alfred-python. Just make a blank workflow and go to it in the terminal. Run: then pick a name for your workflow: and voila! you have start of a successful Alfred workflow. To see more, check out the project here. Edited January 12, 2019 by matthew_mcg fixin' grammer/tipo Link to comment
deanishe Posted January 16, 2019 Share Posted January 16, 2019 Handy. You should probably change it to use the Workflow3 class, not Workflow. Workflow is for Alfred 2 and doesn't support Alfred 3's new features. matthew_mcg and xilopaint 2 Link to comment
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