examples

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Examples

Each subdirectory contains a complete, but trivial, Alfred workflow demonstrating AwGo features.

After building the executable, copy or symlink the directory to Alfred's workflow directory to try it out.

You can use this script to simplify installing/symlinking workflows that are still in development.

If you've installed that script on your $PATH, you can try out the examples by running:

workflow-install -s /path/to/example

which will symlink the workflow to Alfred's workflow directory.

fuzzy

Alfred 4+ only

Basic demonstration of using fuzzy filtering.

Displays and filters contents of ~/Downloads in Alfred, and allows you to open files, reveal them or browse them in Alfred.

reading-list

Demonstrates customised fuzzy sorting.

The standard fuzzy sort is only concerned with match quality. This workflow has a custom implementation of fuzzy.Sortable and fuzzy filtering to keep a list of books sorted by status ("unread", "unpublished", "read").

Regular fuzzy sorting only considers match quality, so with the query "kingkiller", the Kingkiller Chronicle series would be sorted based on where the term "kingkiller" appears in the title, i.e. shortest title wins:

The Doors of Stone (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #3)   [unpublished]
The Wise Man's Fear (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #2)  [unread]
The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1) [read]

This custom implementation sorts by status then match quality, thus keeping unread books before unpublished and read ones:

The Wise Man's Fear (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #2)  [unread]
The Doors of Stone (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #3)   [unpublished]
The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, #1) [read]

update

Demonstration of how to enable your workflow to update itself from GitHub releases.

A good template for new workflows.

workflows

Demonstrates AwGo's caching API.

Shows a list of repos from GitHub tagged alfred-workflow.

Documentation

Overview

Package examples contains trivial, but complete, Alfred workflows demonstrating features of AwGo and/or useful workflow idioms.

After building the executable, copy or symlink the directory to Alfred's workflow directory to try it out.

You can use the following script to simplify installing/symlinking workflows that are still in development:

https://gist.github.com/deanishe/35faae3e7f89f629a94e

If you've installed that script on your $PATH, you can try out the examples by running:

workflow-install -s /path/to/example/workflow

which will symlink the workflow to Alfred's workflow directory.