Here’s an Alfred workflow which will perform some prettifying code alignments in the currently-selected text when a hotkey is pressed. It works on instance and struct members, assignments and hey, maybe other things.
Yay, prettier code!
Perform Code Alignment.alfredworkflow
Here’s a video of it in action:
Read MoreI’m often having to grep through various iOS frameworks in search of error codes that appear (“What the bloody hell does -10867 mean?”). This can be a bit annoying – especially while working with Core Audio – so I put together an Alfred workflow that does it for me.
Here it is – type “hs” (short for “header search”) then the text you want to search for, and it’ll give you matching results. Hit enter to open that file:line combination in Sublime Text, or edit the action script to work with the editor of your choice.
Search Xcode Header Files.alfredworkflow
Here’s a couple of Alfred 2 workflows that implement encryption and decryption via AES256, useful for doing things like sharing passwords.
Select some text (or copy it to the clipboard), and hit the encryption hotkey, and you’ll be prompted for a password; the encrypted contents will be copied to the clipboard.
Then when the recipient has the encrypted text, select or copy it, hit the decryption hotkey, and the original password will be requested. Then, the original text will be displayed and copied to the clipboard.
I’m a really big fan of [Alfred](http://alfredapp.com/), and lately I’ve found it really useful for running tiny little snippets of code — whether it’s to quickly URL decode a string, or remind myself of how C integer-to-float conversion behaves, I find myself using these little extensions I put together quite frequently.
Here’re two workflows I use to run PHP code (one which just executes it and shows the result in Growl, and one which copies the result to the clipboard), and a workflow that runs a snippet of C code. Of course, it wouldn’t take much to make workflows for many other languages, too.
Now with live results! Hit enter to copy result to clipboard.
Execute PHP Code.alfredextension
Execute PHP Code, Copy Result.alfredextension
Here’s a cute little Alfred extension I put together today that uploads a file to a TestFlight team for you, after prompting for build notes.
You’ll wanna edit the extension to put in your API key and Team ID, then just select a file in Alfred, type ‘testflight’ (or an abbreviation thereof) and enter, then enter a build summary, and off it goes. Result will appear in Growl.
Upload to TestFlight.alfredextension
