
Get Dictionary from Input
Makes a dictionary from the text passed as input. JSON (like {“foo”: “bar”}), key-value pairs (like foo=bar&baz=biz), and XML-based plist are supported.
Uses the Transistor API to look at your show data, gets the first show, and extracts the ID for use in your other shortcuts.
Utilizes the Transistor API to get your user data and extracts the ID.
Opens to the edit page for your specified podcast on Transistor.fm.
Opens the URL to the edit page for the latest episode of your Transistor podcast.
Gets the latest episode from your Transistor podcast and scrapes out the ID for the media URL and pastes it into the episode embed player.
Opens to the Subscribers tab of the Transistor website for your podcast where you can see total listeners, how many remaining you have in your plan, manage subscribers, and share an invite link.
Opens the Account section of Transistor.fm where you can manage your profile, turn on two-step authentication, update your billing and subscription details, and copy your API key.
Presents a menu of Editorial themes in Keynote – pick from Feature Story, Look Book, Classic, Editorial, and Cream Paper.
Asks you which folder to open, then prompts for a name and creates a new shortcut with that title in that folder.
Takes two dates chosen as input and calculates the duration in seconds between thme – works as a Unix timestamp converter.
Simulates the keyboard shortcut to activate Spotlight or Alfred, letting you type in your workflow command.
Opens the Photos collection that shows you media from One Year Ago.
Records audio using the phone’s mics, then saves the file and asks you if you want to share it.
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