Alfred snippets #37
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Oh, I didn't update the README. But you should probably do that yourself. |
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You are awesome!! And the Python fixes are extra appreciated. Before I merge, you don't suppose there's a good, straight-forward way we could combine the macro scripts? |
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Depends on what you mean by "straightforward" and "combine." 😛 I'm guessing you mean just regenerate both the .km output (and anything else in the templates) and the Alfred output at the same time? That would be simple enough. |
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OK, updated. The new script is just |
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Perfect—Thank you!! 😃 |
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As promised, here's a script to generate Alfred snippets from the emoji template plist. I tested it by verifying that the output (.alfredsnippets file) loads correctly into Alfred 3.
A couple other things:
update-km.pya little because I'm a stickler for Python idioms. In particular I but the main block of code in amain()function and switched from using Python's XML parser to one specifically intended for .plist files. I verified that it produces output identical to what was there before my changes.