deanishe Posted October 9, 2015 Share Posted October 9, 2015 Alfred Star RatingsView and set star ratings for your files.Star ratings (like in iTunes) are a great way to categorise and organise your files. Unfortunately, you can access them directly in Finder, but Smart Folders (aka Saved Searches) do support them.Combine 'em to get quick access to your favourite porn Oscar-winning movies. Goes great with my Smart Folders workflow.Download & installationDownload the workflow from GitHub releases or Packal. Double-click the downloaded .alfredworkflow file to install it.UsageThis workflow works primarily via Alfred's File Actions. It uses Alfred's main window to display the ratings of the files you have selected in Finder, but they are altered via File Actions.In particular, if you just want to rate some files (rather than see their ratings), you should select them in Finder and directly call Alfred's File Actions mode with ⌥⌘+\ (default Alfred hotkey).From Alfred's main window .r — Grab the files currently selected in Finder and display them with their ratings. This is attached to a Hotkey, which you can assign (Alfred strips Hotkeys from workflows when you install them). Feel free to change this keyword, but you probably want to choose something unique (i.e. it doesn't match any of Alfred's default results), so the File Buffer is easy to use. → (default Alfred hotkey) — Show File Actions for selected result. ⌥+↑ (default Alfred hotkey) — Add result to File Buffer. ⌥+↓ (default Alfred hotkey) — Add result to File Buffer and move selection to next result. ⌥+→ (default Alfred hotkey) — Open File Actions for all files in the File Buffer. From Alfred's File Actions windowEntering the number of stars you wish to assign (e.g. 0, 1, 2 etc.) should show the corresponding action. The action to clear the rating is called "Clear Star Rating", so typing clear should show that action.Licensing, thanksThis workflow is released under the MIT licence.It relies on the following open-source resources: The icon is from Font Awesome by Dave Gandy (SIL licence). biplist by Andrew Wooster for parsing/generating binary plists (licence). Alfred-Workflow by me, a library for writing Alfred 2 workflows (MIT licence). Link to comment
2pilvic Posted April 13, 2022 Share Posted April 13, 2022 (edited) I really like your workflow but sadly it has stopped working for me. I went to https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/17941-making-python-2-workflows-work-on-macos-monterey-123-and-above/? do=findComentario&comentario=94471 , but although I got answer from @vitor the workflow still doesn't work . Do you have any solution. Thank you very much Edited April 13, 2022 by 2pilvic Link to comment
vitor Posted April 13, 2022 Share Posted April 13, 2022 4 minutes ago, 2pilvic said: the workflow still doesn't work That doesn’t help to figure out the issue. What exactly were your steps? What happened? More importantly, what does the debugger say? Link to comment
2pilvic Posted April 13, 2022 Share Posted April 13, 2022 43 minutes ago, vitor said: That doesn’t help to figure out the issue. What exactly were your steps? What happened? More importantly, what does the debugger say? I don't know if this screenshot will help (I don't have any computer skills). Thanks for your time. Link to comment
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