AirPod Connector

[Acidham 50]

I know, it is an another AirPod Connector but I am an owner of 3 pairs of them, and I was not able to find an AirPod Connector which supports more than one pair. In addition, the WF runs out of the box without any configuration. 

 

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Edited June 29 by Acidham

[vitor 775]

1 hour ago, Acidham said:

The Workflow requires blueutil

brew install blueutil

 

Would you like it not to require users to have to manually install the dependency? I can help you set up _sharedresources, if you’d like. blueutil is supported, as I use it in one of my Workflows.

[Acidham 50]

@vitor sure would be wonderful. What is preferred way to start integrating it? Should I read manual first or is it meant to get premium support from you ? 🤗

[vitor 775]

@Acidham Just like OpenUpdater, it’s meant to be as simple as possible.

1. Add the script to your Workflow. Doesn’t matter where you put it; it’s wherever is convenient to you.
2. Inside any script that requires blueutil, run /path/to/_sharedresources blueutil.
3. Set the result of the previous command to the PATH environment variable.
4. Call blueutil as usual.

In Bash you’d so something like (assuming _sharedresources and the script are in the same directory):

PATH="$(./_sharedresources 'blueutil')"
blueutil WHATEVER

In Ruby:

require 'open3'
ENV['PATH'] = Open3.capture2('./_sharedresources', 'blueutil').first
Open3.capture2('blueutil', WHATEVER)

[Acidham 50]

what about Python?

import os

os.environ['PATH'] = os.popen('./_sharedresources "blueutil"').readline()
os.popen('blueutil WHATEVER')

 

Edited June 29 by Acidham

[Acidham 50]

@vitor Done...implemented and released Thank you for the tip!

[vitor 775]

37 minutes ago, Acidham said:

what about Python?

 

I assumed it would be just as simple, but since you are a Pythonista and I’m not, I was confident you’d reach the best solution from my examples.

[vitor 775]

Don’t forget you can edit the top post to remove the blueutil requirement.

[Acidham 50]

14 minutes ago, vitor said:

Don’t forget you can edit the top post to remove the blueutil requirement.

not sure I understand. Which top post ?

[vitor 775]

Just now, Acidham said:

not sure I understand. Which top post ?

 

The first one on this thread.

 

[Acidham 50]

Got it, thx!

[Oblique 0]

This does not seem to work on Catalina - I activate the script but nothing happens. However the script correctly reads if the AirPods are connected or not. I installed the developer tool that was required

[Acidham 50]

I am on Catalina and no issues....

 

1. what is the output when you enter ...

blueutil -v

....in terminal?

2. What is log output of Alfred...open workflow and click on the bug on top right corner

Edited Monday at 09:49 PM by Acidham

[epistaxis 0]

Same thing for me; nothing happens when I input the keyword. I downloaded the workflow and let the program download something. 

 

Here's my results:

1.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Last login: Mon Jul  6 15:12:53 on ttys000

user@MacBook-Pro ~ % blueutil -v

zsh: command not found: blueutil

user@MacBook-Pro ~ %

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

 

2.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

[15:16:20.645] ERROR: AirPods Connector[Run Script] /Users/user/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Scripts/D0C9763C-E272-427B-8A49-1EAA4862E448:1: no such file or directory: /usr/local/bin/blueutil

 

 

 

Update: After installing blueutil on terminal, it's working as intended now.

 

P.S.: Thanks! 👍

Edited Monday at 10:27 PM by epistaxis
Update

[Acidham 50]

@epistaxis thank you for reporting this issue. It was a bug in my script when blueutil was installed via installer script. Fixed now!

[Oblique 0]

Fixed for me too now thanks