What are the conditions today?
Gets the hourly forecast, repeats through to get conditions, and shows the whole list.
These shortcuts take advantage of advanced actions and involve intricate programming concepts that work together to solve a very specific need.
Some of these do one thing very well, while others may do lots of things as one single shortcut.
Either way, there’s likely a lot of actions and the whole thing might be hard to understand at first glance – your best bet is reading the comments and testing it out with a trial run.
Gets the hourly forecast, repeats through to get conditions, and shows the whole list.
Opens the QR code scanner feature built into iOS and opens any URLs that are found.
Takes URLs from input or the clipboard and generates a QR code that can be scanned to open the same link – shows a preview before the option to Share, Save, or Print.
Contains a dictionary of names and symbols that, when passed into Choose From List, becomes selectable – for whichever option is chosen, the corresponding symbol will be passed out and copied to the clipboard.
Asks for text, then converts it to the NATO Alphabet to read out “Apple” like “Alfa Papa Papa Lima Echo.”
Asks you to enter a name on import, then looks for a note with the name and “wishlist” and creates one if not found – then, adds any links from the Share sheet or asks you to enter in a new item, then appends it to the list automatically.
Sends a remote command to a Mac to wake up, then simulates keystrokes to keep it awake.
Opens a predefined List or a List link passed as input into Ivory for Mastodon.
Pulls your List data from the Mastodon API and lets you choose one to open.
Pulls your List data from the Mastodon APi, then opens the deep link into Ivory for that list.
Grabs the account from any Mastodon link and lets you pick which Lists to add them to.
Isolates a Mastodon handle from a link and looks up the account identifier.
Asks you to enter the name for a new list, then creates it using the Mastodon API.
Adds a pre-set list of names as new Lists on Mastodon.
Sample shortcut showing how One Thing can be used to show progress.
Extracts metadata from a Mastodon status URL for reuse in other shortcuts.
Asks you to type out your query, then oepns the deep link into Things to show your results.
Takes the clipboard and appends to it to the most-recently modified note, before opening it in Notes.
Gets text from the Share sheet or clipboard and returns the total word count.
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