atuinsh/atuin

[Bug]: atuin stats better history

Jiehong opened this issue · 3 comments

Jiehong commented

What did you expect to happen?

Hello!

First, this is more of an improvement, than a bug report.

Today, when running atuin stats, which shows the top 10 commands, in my case:

$ atuin stats
[▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮] 1481 bash
[▮▮▮▮▮     ]  823 ruff
[▮▮▮▮▮     ]  767 just
[▮▮▮▮      ]  622 mvn
[▮▮▮       ]  557 make
[▮▮▮       ]  521 rg
[▮▮▮       ]  501 podman compose
[▮▮        ]  413 duckdb
[▮▮        ]  379 brew
[▮▮        ]  373 python
Total commands:   14731
Unique commands:  5422

Which is great, but I know I tend to run bash xxx, and I want to find out what are common sub commands in those sections.

atuin stats has the following argument:

  -n, --ngram-size <NGRAM_SIZE>  The number of consecutive commands to consider [default: 1]

But this only looks for commands with pipes, and this does not show me what I want.

I have a workaround:

$ atuin history list --format '{command}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10

But it would be nice if I could run something like this with atuin stats --full-command directly.

What happened?

No error.

Atuin doctor output

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Jiehong commented

@ellie That's one (static) way, but perhaps we could have a 'drill-down' mode on the stats if it's interactive: ctrl-o to inspect the entry for more details.

Jiehong commented

may we re-open this issue?

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