#alfred2

Here is a Alfred2 workflow that I created to launch the Android simulator. It allows you to choose what Android Virtual Device you want to use.

In order to use it you need to create at least one Android Virtual Devices in your environment. Check the official docs about how to manage Android Virtual Devices

Currently the script filter use Zsh (because I use oh-my-zsh as a shell) but you can just change it to bash if is that what you use

Since Alfred 2 was released, a ton of workflows have been uploaded and shared on the internet. Here the list of workflows I use every day (You can download them from my github repository):

Colors

by @TylerEich

Convert between CSS color formats

Dash

by @willfarrell

Dash comes with default Alfred 2 Workflow. This is an extension to that by shortening the keyword filters for each language. Does not require online connection.

Commands Included: dash {query} (default), html {query}, css {query}, js {query}, jquery {query}, ruby {query}, bootstrap {query}, svg {query}, nodejs {query}, rails {query}, redis {query}, mysql {query}, backbone {query}, underscore {query}, sass {<query}, ...

Encode / Decode

by @willfarrell

Using the keywords encode {query} or decode {query}, will transform your query strings through base64, html, url, and utf-8 encode/decode. Pressing enter will copy the encoded/decoded string to the clipboard.

Finder Settings

by @aiyodk

Change setting for: Hidden files, User Library and what to show on the Desktop. More setting might be added later.

IP Address

by David Ferguson

Show local and external IP address

iTerm2 Profiles

by Quentin Stafford-Fraser

One of the features of iTerm 2 is the concept of 'Profiles'. A profile can save a particular terminal configuration, including things like background colours, but most importantly, including an initial command to be run when the terminal is started.

In my case the initial command use Screen: ssh -t <server> screen -R

Launch iOS Simulator

by Hiroyuki Nakamura

Launch iOS Simulator

Open folder in iTerm2

by Steffen Bilde

Open active Finder's folder in iTerm2

Strip Clipboard Formatting

by @DavidStaron

Strip clipboard text formatting:

Select and copy some text, for example from your internet browser, with CMD-C

-> Alfred -> strclip

Paste the text, for example in an e-mail, with CMD-V

Strip clipboard text formatting and paste to front most app:

Select and copy some text, for example from your internet browser, with CMD-C

-> Alfred -> strpaste

VirtualBox

by @aiyodk

This is another little workflow for the Alfred Powerpack

With this workflow you can convert a string of characters into their ASCII code values and vice versa. You can convert from and to hexadecimal, binary and decimal. The results will be displayed as soon as you run the workflow and copied to your clipboard when you press enter. You can either enter a string or just use your clipboard content.

ASCII converter

An Alfred v2 workflow to control Growl.app and Mountain Lion's Notification Center. You'll need version +1.3 of Growl. You can use the following keywords: Show the current status of Growl and NotificationCenter : stat Pause Growl and Notification Center : pause Resume Growl and Notification Center : resume Pause or resume Growl : growl Pause or resume Notification Center : notificationcenter Close all Growl notifications : close_growl Close all NotificationCenter notifications : close_nc Show Growl's rollup : show Hide Growl's rollup : hide Enable Growl's incoming network : enable Disable Growl's incoming network : disable/ Restart Growl : restart Just download this extension, install it and it's ready to use.