Covering other jq locations

[chrisgrieser]

thanks for the nice workflow!

I tried using it, however I got an error with jq. You can fix that by adding the following line at the top:

export PATH=/usr/local/bin/:/opt/homebrew/bin/:$PATH

on M1 Macs, HomeBrew installs jq at /opt/homebrew/bin/, and adding that to the PATH ensures that you can use jq like in the shell, without worrying where a user has installed it.

#!/bin/zsh
export PATH=/usr/local/bin/:/opt/homebrew/bin/:$PATH

{{...}}

json_array=$(printf '%s
' "${cheat_list[@]}" | grep -v ":\|/" | jq -R . | jq -s .)

# Format the output as Script Filter Json Format
# shellcheck disable=SC2016
jq -n --argjson item "$json_array" -f <(echo '{"items":[$item[] as $name | {"uid":$name,"title":$name,"arg":$name,"autocomplete":$name}]}')

[gohoyer]

Thanks for reporting this issue and pointing the fix! I'll put this on the next release soon!

[chrisgrieser]

just a minor thing since it seems you also develop small Alfred workflow:

Change this to external script to save the file seperately from the info.plist. That enables other's to easier see the underlying code and make PRs (e.g. I could have made a PR for this issue to save you some time 🙂 )

[gohoyer]

Implemented on Release 1.1.1

[gohoyer]

just a minor thing since it seems you also develop small Alfred workflow:

Change this to external script to save the file seperately from the info.plist. That enables other's to easier see the underlying code and make PRs (e.g. I could have made a PR for this issue to save you some time 🙂 )

Done!

[gohoyer]

Every contribution is welcome! Thanks for the tips!