First of all, some rules I usually use, and then some useful rules and usage scenes.

1. Download directory
   1. Tag the latest downloaded file: each downloaded file is tagged as the recently downloaded file, so that you can directly view the latest downloaded file through the tag in the Finder
   2. Label the files that have not been processed for more than 4 weeks - Red: if the download is successful and has been placed in the download directory for more than 4 weeks, tag them so that you can agree to deal with these files that have not been processed for more than 4 weeks
   3. Move the installation package to the app build new folder: for the newly downloaded app installation package, I am used to placing all the installation packages in a directory (~ / APP), and then create a directory with the same name to place the newly downloaded installation package and some configurations or plug-ins about the software
   4. Alfred workflow movement: the downloaded Alfred workflow is automatically moved to the corresponding directory (~ / app/alfred)
   5. Delete downloaded files 2 months ago: if the downloaded directory is not processed for more than 2 months, it will be deleted automatically
   6. Movies, music, pictures: automatically move to the corresponding directory

The above rules are relatively simple. Let's briefly talk about Rule 3. Rule 3 is implemented in conjunction with the Mac's own Automator. The implementation effects are as follows (I haven't finished the video for a long time):

https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDQzNjY5NDAxNg==.html?spm=a2ha1.12701310.app.5~5!2~5!3~5~5~5!2~5~5~5~A

The following are the specific implementation steps:

Step 1: create a workflow using Automator

Select workflow type

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The focus is on the AppleScript script, which is mainly used to create a new folder with the same name, and move the APP installation package to the new directory. The specific implementation is as follows:

on run {input, parameters}
	if (count of input) < 3 then return
	--Get past time
	set filterTime to (item -2 of input) as number
	--Get target directory
	set targetFolder to (item -1 of input)
	--Pending documents
	set input to items 1 through -3 of input
	set output to {}
	repeat with temp in the input -- Loop traversal did not change the installation package file
		set anItem to temp as text
		set oneminutes to (current date) - filterTime * minutes
		tell application "System Events" to tell disk item anItem
			set relTargetPath to targetFolder
			--Specify directory
			set theContainer to targetFolder
			set {theName, theExtension, theFileDate} to {name, name extension, creation date}
		end tell
		--Filter creation time
		if theFileDate > oneminutes then
			if theExtension is in {"app", "dmg"} then
				--Software name
				set theName to text 1 thru -((count theExtension) + 2) of theName -- the name part 
				--Determine whether a directory with the same name exists
				tell application "Finder" to set targetPathFileExists to exists folder ((targetFolder as text) & theName)
				--display dialog ((targetFolder & theName) as text)
				--display dialog ((targetPathFileExists) as text)
				if targetPathFileExists is true then
					set tempVar to display dialog "folder[" & theName & "] Already exists,Is moving" buttons {"yes", "no"}
					set theButtonPressed to button returned of tempVar
					if theButtonPressed = "yes" then
						tell application "Finder"
							move temp to (targetFolder as text) & theName
							display notification "Successfully moved to:" & POSIX path of ((targetFolder as text) & theName) with title ("file: " & theName as text)
						end tell
					end if
				else
					tell application "Finder"
						make new folder at folder theContainer with properties {name:theName}
						set end of output to result as alias
						move temp to result
						display notification "New directory successfully created" & theName & "And move the directory" & POSIX path of ((targetFolder as text) & theName) with title ("file: " & theName as text)
					end tell
				end if
			end if
		end if
	end repeat
	return output -- or output 
end run

Variable:

filterTime: the creation time of the installation package, in minutes; For example: 1, it means that the installation package will be moved in the last 1 minute

targetFolder: the directory path moved by the installation package, under which a directory with the same name will be created

Step 2: create Hazel rules

The rule here is very simple. Filter according to the downloaded file name. If the end of dmg is met, it indicates that it is an APP installation package, and then trigger the Automator workflow to create a new file with the same name and move the installation package

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