notion-toolbox
alfred-bear
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notion-toolbox
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Notion content widgets?
Kevin Jalbert already did this with Notion+Scriptable using an earlier, unofficial Notion API - https://github.com/kevinjalbert/notion-toolbox https://kevinjalbert.com/custom-notion-ios-widget/ Notion has since released an official API. Maybe a baseline would be switching that over to official API, eliminate reliance on a Python server etc.
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A RESTful way to use Notion tables
Awesome work! I also have a similar project that allows you to perform similar actions on blocks and collections — https://github.com/kevinjalbert/notion-toolbox/tree/master/server.
alfred-bear
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What are your guys must have workflows that you use daily?
Bear
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Convenience suggestion: display the Special Searches options when using @ in search field
Thank you! I was using a much older one (https://github.com/chrisbro/alfred-bear). Will try the one you linked!
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Hanging in macOS + iOS
On macOS I get the beachball and an unresponive Bear when opening notes with Alfred and this Alfred workflow. The beachball usually takes about 10 seconds.
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Quick selector for "filter to tag"
If you’re willing to use an Alfred Workflow this one by Chris Brown lets you search and jump to tags. (Look for the bst command.) I use it everyday!
- I'd LOVE something similar to this on Bear, for jumping to specific tags.
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What Alfred Workflows do you use?
Bear by Chris Brown, which I use to quickly open my notes
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How do you guys quickly bring up a nested tag?
On the Mac, I use Chris Brown’s Alfred Workflow to jump to subtags in the tag tree. I also find this useful for browsing, since the sidebar makes it unwieldy to browse anything deeply nested. See the “bst” command. If you use or are willing to use Alfred, you can recreate the Evernote functionality you describe – I prefer it, in fact, since you can start anywhere, and don’t need to switch apps first. In case it’s useful...
What are some alternatives?
scriptable-netatmo-widget - Widget for the Scriptable iOS app to display data from Netatmo personal weather stations.
alfred-workflow-gauth - :key: TOTP - Google Authenticator Workflow for Alfred2 (Two-Factor authentication)
Alfred-Workflow-Upload-S3 - This is an Alfred workflow that helps you upload image in clipboard or local to AWS S3
bear-backlinks - Automated backlinks for notes in Bear.app, on macOS.
alfred-currency - Alfred workflow for currency lookup
EmojiTaco - Alfred Emoji Script with Taco and other unicode 9 emoji
notion-graph-view - Generate a roam research like network graph view from your Notion pages.
alfred-markdown-notes - Alfred Markdown Notes management
alfred-workflows - My Alfred Workflows
alfred-fixum - Fix Alfred 3 Python workflows affected by the Sierra/Alfred-Workflow background process bug
alfred-bear - Streamlined note searching and creation for Bear using Alfred