Alfred v4 Workflows. Here is a list of the Alfred Workflows I use in my workflow. Most workflows are made by me. A few of them are based on work from others, in which case credits will be mentioned under "About this Workflow".

Based on the official culturedcode Quicksilver/Alfred script.

+ Remember the milk creates a new TODO in inbox named "Remember the milk".

title #tag1 #tag2 [project name/area name] ::note >duedate

Example: + Remember the milk #groceries Shopping/Daily ::I love milk >20190616

• Only existing tags can be added. This parameter is case-insensitive. If #tag1 doesn’t exist, '#tag1' will be added to the to-do’s title.
• To-dos can only be added to existing projects or areas. This parameter is case-insensitive. Projects or areas that don’t already exist will be ignored entirely; the text won’t be added to the to-do’s title.
• Format for the due date will reflect your Mac’s short date format. Check this in System Preferences > Language & Region > Advanced… > Dates. Invalid due date formats will result in the parameter’s text being added to the to-dos title.
• If you’re using a dark theme for Alfred, there’s a white Inbox icon available in this Workflow’s folder. Right-click the Workflow and click Show in Finder to find it.

Based on chrisbro/alfred-bear.

bn Notes about milk #milk #notes creates a new Bear note with the title and text "Notes about milk!" and the tags "#milk" and "#notes" attached to it.

Example: bs servername01 search for notes containing the text servername01

Example: bst linux search for notes tagged with #Linux

To change DKK to another currency, change the Workflow "Script Filter" from DKK to another currency.

$100 converts USD $100 to DKK, example: $100 = 666.23 DKK (2019-06-15)

€1 converts EUR €1 to DKK, example: €1 = 7.48674 DKK (2019-06-15)

£1 converts GBP £1 to DKK, example: £1 = 8.38717 DKK (2019-06-15)

DKK 300 EUR converts 300 DKK to EUR, example: DKK 300 EUR = EUR €40,0708 (2019-06-15) DKK 10 USD converts 10 DKK to USD, example: DKK 10 USD = USD $1,50098 (2019-06-15)

Simple Alferd Workflow to perform simple DNS lookups

dig danielbahl.com digs danielbahl.com and resolves it to a hostname or IP.

dig danielbahl.com mx digs mx for danielbahl.com and resolves it to a hostnames

dig danielbahl.com ns digs NS for danielbahl.com and resolves it to a hostnames

dig danielbahl.com txt digs TXT for danielbahl.com

Based on James Sumners (jsumners/alfred-emoji) awesome work! Optimized and edited a bit to fit my emoji needs :)

Hotkey Enabled Please note that this Workflow has the CMD+. hotkey enabled. So it's easy to find and insert emojis everywhere by using the keyboard shortcuts CMD + .(dot)

emo hello find emojis matching the search-term "hello". Press ENTER to copy it to clipboard or CMD+ENTER to insert it directly into the content you are working on.

Press cmd+. and type 100 to find emojis matching the search-term "100". Press ENTER to copy it to clipboard or CMD+ENTER to insert it directly into the content you are working on.

Fast mounting smb network share. Please also refer to https://support.apple.com/en-bw/HT208209 for speedier SMBs on your Mac. This script mounts/unmounts a network-share to your desktop.

This awesome workflow works together with Royal TSX enabling searching and connecting to remote servers from Alfred.

royal rdp:https://1.2.4.5 creates an ad-hoc remote desktop connection to IP 1.2.4.5.

royal ssh:https://awesomeworkstation.com creates an ad-hoc SSH connection to awesomeworkstation.com

royal ftp:https://mywebsite.com creates an ad-hoc FTP connection to your website.

royal web01 search for web01 in your Royal Bookmarks. Press enter to open Royal TSX and connect.

Every morning I connect to a specific server, my workstation. That's why I've made a keyword called "workstation" that connects directly to a specific server in Royal. For this to work you'll need the UUID from Royal for this specific server. Therefore, I have made a Clipboard action that you can connecte the Royal keyword. Then use the Royal keywork to connect to the server, now you have the UUID in your clipboard. Now insert the UUID from your clipboard into the workstation workflow script. Sorry, I know it's a bit hacky. Hope to redo this soon :)

I'm using https://github.com/benknight/hue-alfred-workflow for my Hue needs :)

I'm using Fakeum to generate fake data for testing purpose when I'm coding

https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-fakeum

I'm using KAT to find torrents for Ubuntu Linux and other Linux Distributions ;) Example kat ubuntu 16 gives you torrents with ubuntu 16, select one and get the magnet-link in your clipboard. Simple https://github.com/godbout/alfred-kat/

I'm using DownVid to download videos from twitter, facebook, youtube etc. https://github.com/vitorgalvao/alfred-workflows/tree/master/DownVid

I'm using Resolve URL by Dean Jackson

https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-resolve-url

I know many who uses Alfred, but who are not using some of the smart awesome features that Alfred has built in, eg. Clipboard History. I have set my Clipboard history to CMD + ALT +. (Dot). If you don't use Clipboard History yet, enable now - you'll love it;)

Clipboard History also supports the iCloud Universal Clipboard Sharing from your iPhone, iPad and other Macs. It's awesome! ☁️😍