alfred-workflow-packager 1.0.1

1. Create configuration file

Once you’ve installed AWP, you must configure it for every project where you wish to use it. To do so, create a packager.json file in the root directory of your project; this file configures AWP for that particular project.

{
  "export_file": "Fruit.alfredworkflow",
  "bundle_id": "com.yourname.fruit",
  "readme": "README.txt",
  "resources": [
      "icon.png",
      "dostuff/*.py",
      "dostuff/data/*.json"
  ]
}

- icon.png
- fruit
    - apple.py
    - banana.applescript
    - orange.php

- info.plist
- special_file.json

[
    "icon.png",
    "fruit/*.json"
]

- info.plist
- icon.png
- special_file.json
- fruit
    - apple.py
    - banana.applescript
    - orange.php

2. Validate configuration file

Once you’ve finished writing the packager.json file for your project, you should validate it by running awp --validate from the root directory of your project. If you are missing any settings or if any of the setting values are in the wrong format, the utility will output those respective error messages.

3. Run utility

Now that your project has a valid packager.json file, you can run the utility via the awp command:

awp

Running awp will always do a few things:

1. Copy those project resources listed in packager.json to the installed workflow (in their respective locations)

2. Update the installed workflow’s README with the contents of the README file listed in packager.json (if one is listed)

awp --version 1.2.0

awp --export

awp --version 1.2.0 --export

4. Configure workflow objects

The last important step is to update any script objects in your workflow (i.e. objects of type Script Filter, Run Script, etc.) to reference the files copied to the installed workflow directory.

You should set the Language to /bin/bash and use the appropriate shell command to call your script. Use "$@" if your input is passed as argv, or "{query}" if your input is passed as {query}.

/usr/bin/python -m fruit.apple "$@"

/usr/bin/python -m fruit.apple "{query}"

/usr/bin/osascript fruit/banana.applescript "$@"

/usr/bin/osascript fruit/banana.applescript "{query}"

/usr/bin/php fruit/orange.php "$@"

/usr/bin/php fruit/orange.php "{query}"