introducing Alfred CensusQuickRef 🧮

[giovanni]

A Workflow to query and make calculations on demographic data. 

Download

 

 

Basic Usage 📖

- Launch with keyword (default: !p) or hotkey.
- Enter characters below to subset the total population based on %, age, sex, US state, ancestry. 

 

Subsets 🔣 (World regions, or individual country)

 

Slice 🍰
- % percent of the population
- 1: frequency per 100,000

 

Age 🧙
- nn exact age
- nn+ some age and above
- nn- some age and below
- nn-nn some age range

 

Other criteria (🇺🇸 only)

Sex ♂️♀️ 
- M male
- F female

 

US state 🇺🇸
- XX US state abbreviation

 

Ancestry 👤
- EUR European
- AMR American Indian
- AAA African-American
- ASI Asian

- H Hispanic (can be alone or added to any of the above)

 

 

As always, feedback welcome!

 

[vitor]

Instead of using flags as they are, which gets them squished, I recommend you pad them so they show rectangular. That’s simple to do with the Automation Task to crop images, by setting it to a square value (equal to the width) then allowing it to extend. Worked like a charm for the world flags. The state flags have something weird about them so padded them with imagemagick.

Padded flags download

 

Edited May 19, 2023 by vitor

[giovanni]

thank you @vitor! So much better. I updated the release. 

https://flagpedia.net/download has a ton of versions, probably I could have chosen a better one. 

[vitor]

Also noticed: when doing ⌃↩ the text is “Copy this to the clipboard”. It’s not clear what “this” is, as related to ⌘↩ or just ↩. If I search !p ireland 75+ and press ↩, the text suggests it’s related to the USA. Is that the difference? Is ↩ always USA and ⌃↩ the specific one we’re looking at?

 

This workflow will be available later at https://alfred.app/workflows/giovanni/quickcensus/, but Ideally I’d like to describe the pasting options a bit better.

 

Edited May 19, 2023 by vitor

[giovanni]

thanks for the feedback, yes that was unclear. Now both ↩ (copy only) and ⌃↩ (copy and paste to frontomost application) copy the current row.