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Alfred Workflow to parse a fuzzy date and print the formal date
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README.md

alfred-fuzzy-date

Alfred workflow to convert human date to computer date.
Made for use with http://roamresearch.com/

Trigger via fd keyword (or shortcut that you can set in Alfred settings)

Use cases:

  • Parse fuzzy date - just enter the date.
  • If you want to get a repeated sequence of dates - enter the increment and then number of repeats after the ;. Example: 1 week;4 would yield 4 dates starting a week from now and ending 5 weeks into the future

Configurations

  • If you just want to copy the result without pasting it into the frontmost application - hold Cmd.
  • You can configure precise format of the output in the workflow environment variables.

Installation

npm install -g alfred-fuzzy-date

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