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alfred-item
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Wrapper for alfred workflow item in Node.js / io.js.
$ npm install alfred-item
First you should require this package:
var AlfredItem = require("alfred-item");
Then you should new
an item:
var item = new AlfredItem();
You may add an item into it:
item.addItem(uid, title, subtitle, icon, options);
uid
is theuid
attribute of item.
options
which is optional contains several key-value pairs live as attributes in item.For an example, when options is like:
{ autocomplete: "" }
The result will be like:
<item uit="..." autocomplete=""> <title>...</title> <subtitle>...</subtitle> <icon>...</icon> </item>
You may delete an item via uid:
item.delItemViaUid(uid);
And you may get the XML string:
var xml = item.output();
console.log(xml);
console.log(item);
addItem(uid, title, subtitle, icon[, options]);
delItemViaText(key, text);
delItemViaAttr(key, attr);
delItemViaTitle(title);
delItemViaSubtitle(subtitle);
delItemViaIcon(icon);
delItemViaUid(uid);
output();
You're welcome to make pull requests!
FAQs
Wrapper for alfred workflow item in Node.js / io.js.
We found that alfred-item demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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