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Hello,

Just downloaded the latest repo and installed it (by moving it into the workflows folder). The current timers are not being listed correctly. Also, for one timer I got the notification that it expired, for another I did not.

I haven't tried this fork (I don't think), but the MN app thing isn't working anymore for async notifications. I made some changes to the notify_functions.sh script to make this a little easier (I tried to stick with sh rather than bash constructs, since I couldn't tell what interpreter/version would eventually run it; i.e., I didn't use arrays where I would have liked to.).

If you prefer a notification, uncomment the first display line and comment out the second one.

The notification unfortunately opens the script editor if you click it, so I found the dialog a better feel.

_growl() {
	osascript <<EOD
	set imgfd to open for access POSIX file "$growl_icon"
	set img to read imgfd as "TIFF"
	close access imgfd
	tell application id "com.Growl.GrowlHelperApp"
	notify with name "$1" title "$2" description "$3\n$4" application name "EggTimer for Alfred" sticky "true" image img
	end tell
EOD
}

_nc() {
  # ./MountainNotifier/MountainNotifier "$dummy_app" "$2" "$3" "$4" "$nc_icon"
  osascript <<EOF
    # display notification "$4" with title "$2" subtitle "$3"
    display alert "$2" message "$3" & return & "$4" as informational
EOF
}

notify () {

#What is the chosen notification method?
prefs=$(cat info.plist | tr -d '\n\t') #Load workflow's settings info
if [[ "$prefs" = *'<key>output</key><integer>0</integer>'* ]]; then
	notification=default
fi
if [[ "$prefs" = *'<key>output</key><integer>1</integer>'* ]]; then
	notification=NC
fi
if [[ "$prefs" = *'<key>output</key><integer>2</integer>'* ]]; then
	notification=growl
fi

if [ $notification = default ]; then
	notpref=$(cat ../../preferences/notifications/prefs.plist | tr -d '\n\t') 
	if [[ "$notpref" = *'<key>defaultoutput</key><integer>1</integer>'* ]]; then
		notification=growl
	else
		notification=NC
	fi
fi

if [ "$5" = alarm ]; then
	growl_icon="$PWD/resources/icon_alarm.png"
	nc_icon="$PWD/resources/icon_alarm.icns"
	dummy_app="EggTimer Alarm"
else
	growl_icon="$PWD/icon.png"
	nc_icon="$PWD/resources/icon.icns"
	dummy_app="EggTimer"
fi

if [ $notification = growl ]; then
  _growl "$@" &
elif [ $notification = NC ]; then
 _nc "$@" &
fi
}

I have not been able to use "recent timers", a feature previously enabled on the older version of the workflow. I know there's a related ticket re: current timers not being listed, #6.

Perhaps I'm missing something very obvious but I dont know how to take this repo and import it into Alfred. I tried compressing it and renaming the extension to .alfredworkflow 😝

Symbol links required:

``
cd '~/Library/Application Support'
ln -s 'Alfred 3' 'Alfred 2'

cd ~/Library/Caches/
ln -s com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-3 com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2

mkdir -p com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-3/Workflow Data/carlosnz.eggtimer2
cd com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-3/Workflow Data/carlosnz.eggtimer2
mkdir running_timers running_autotimers running_alarms recent_timers
``

Because Egg Timer is looking for Alfred 2 folder, which does not exist..
Otherwise you will be prompt to launch EggTimer at login again and again.

Thanks for having updated the scripts, I appreciate you published it!

Not sure if there is an easier way to enable Notification center or growl but I had to edit the plist and required some hunting around to find the parameter. Maybe a note somewhere explaining which parameter to change and what the values mean (0: no notification, 1: notification center, 2: growl).

Hi there, I'm on Alfred 4 and I triedd installing eggtimer, but any time I try to do something with it, a popup shows up asking whether I want to resume my timers after restart. Whatever I choose, the popup shows up again anytime I try to use eggtimer, and the timer doesn't start.