- Move to WPP - Automatically move image file(s) to their resolution folder
- Set Desktop Picture on Display N - Assign selected image file as wallpaper for desktop
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- Translate selected text - Translate selected text with google translate. Opens closable standalone window. Supported translations
- Auto Detect -> English
- Norwegian -> English
- English -> Norwegian
- Get POSIX path - Copy POSIX path to clipboard of selected folder or file in MacOS Finder
More about MacOS services here: https://support.apple.com/kb/PH25241?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Copy or symlink the service/<worfklow file>
file to /Users/$USER/Library/Services/<worfklow file>
. Follow instructions below for either option..
- Open terminal
cd <path to project>
- Choose either Copy or Symlink
Symlink:
ln -sf $PWD/service/<worfklow file> /Users/$USER/Library/Services/<worfklow file>
Copy:cp service/<worfklow file> /Users/$USER/Library/Services/
This service is useful for people who would like to keep their downloaded wallpapers in one place and stored in folders by their <width>x<height>
folders with one click.
- Identify (part of Imagemagick) https://www.imagemagick.org/script/identify.php. Install with brew by issuing
brew install imagemagick
. If for whatever reason you do not have brew installed, follow the instructions at https://brew.sh/
By default, the files will be placed in /Users/$USER/Pictures/wpp/<width>x<height>
folder. If you want to change this, you will have to open the workflow and change /Users/$USER/Pictures/wpp
whatever path you want your resolution folders to reside in.
Workflow will perform following steps for each file the service is run for.
- Find out the input image file resolution
- Make sure the destination directory exists
- Move the image file to the destination directory
While MacOS has built in service for setting the wallpaper for the main display, it does lack support for other displays. This service will apply the selected picture to as the wallpaper of N
display
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Simple workflow that takes selected text as input, then encodes it and opens custom google translate url in website pop-up (Safari).
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Dead simple.
- Select file or folder in MacOS Finder
- Right click and choose Get POSIX path
- Paste it wherever you want it
P.S. Spaces are escaped as per POSIX best practices.
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