zeitlings Posted April 8 Share Posted April 8 (edited) This time I wanted to get a bit more familiar with (zsh flavored) shell scripting. The result is Favorites, the spiritual successor of Faves, which was last maintained by @Tyler Eich if I'm not mistaken. Notwithstanding the fact that the successor still works well, this workflow is written 100% in shell and does not require Python 2.7 to be installed. I did some testing, but there might still be some bugs hiding. If you catch them, please bring them here 😄 ‣ Download ◂ Favorites Add files and folders to your list of favorites by using the workflow’s Universal Action. Quickly find them again by activating the workflow with the Keyword (default: fav) or by setting a hotkey of your choice. Usage Hints Press cmd+O or enter to open a file or folder. Add items with the workflow’s Universal Action. Modifiers: ctrl: Show full Path cmd: Reveal in Finder opt: Browse in Alfred cmd+shift: Move up opt+shift: Move down fn: Remove from Favorites shift or cmd+Y: Quicklook Preview Special Inputs Type :fav to open the list of favorites in your default text editor Edited April 10 by zeitlings v1.1.0 Link to comment
TomBenz Posted April 9 Share Posted April 9 thanks @zeitlings One small observation: If the folder name has "." dot then it takes the name before it only. Pls look into this. zeitlings 1 Link to comment
zeitlings Posted April 10 Author Share Posted April 10 (edited) Hey @TomBenz, fixed in v1.1.0! And a few more changes: v1.1.0 Fixed the displayname of folders containing a dot being cut off Added generic icon for PDF documents Improved fuzzy search Disabled the option to move items if the list is filtered Edited April 10 by zeitlings TomBenz 1 Link to comment
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