elhmn/ckp

Store and reuse your history and one liner scripts from anywhere, better than gists

codekeeper : (ckp)

CLI that helps you store and reuse your history and one liner scripts from anywhere, better than gists.

Overview

If you ever found yourself using a bunch of complex scripts or useful bash oneliners and you find it hard to manually add them to a file, send them to a server and then fetch this scripts to that new machine you have recently acquired or ssh-ed into, this tool is for you. Store and fetch your scripts, your terminal history and your notes from anywhere.

Prerequisite

ckp uses several dependencies such as:

1. git version >= 2.24.3 you can follow this steps to install git
2. only bash compatible commands can be run using ckp, you can use the tool without bash but you won't be able to run your commands using the CLI

Install

Using the install script:

Run

$> curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elhmn/ckp/master/install.sh | bash

It will create a ./bin/ckp binary on your machine In order to run the command add it to your /usr/local/bin

$> cp ./bin/ckp /usr/local/bin

Using homebrew:

Run

 $> brew tap elhmn/ckp https://github.com/elhmn/ckp
 $> brew install ckp

Download

Download the lastest version here Then copy the binary to your system binary /usr/local/bin folder

Usage

How to Init-ialize ckp

1. You first need to create an empty git repository that ckp will use as a storage. we higly recommend to keep this repository private

2. Once the repository is created you can initialise ckp using the init command. Copy the ssh or https url and pass it as an argument to the ckp init command

$> ckp init git@github.com:elhmn/store.git

This will create a ~/.ckp folder, and clone the storage repository

How to set your text editor

Vim is the default text editor to use a different code editor you might need to create a ~/.ckp/config.yaml file, then open the file and set the editor field as follows.

editor: nano

How to Add your scripts and solutions

The add code command will store your script as a code entry in ckp.

$> ckp add code 'echo say hi!' --alias="sayHi" --comment="a script that says hi"

The add solution command will store your script as a solution entry in ckp.

$> ckp add solution 'https://career-ladders.dev/engineering/' --comment="carreer ladders"

How to add scripts from my bash_history or zh_history

The add history command will read scripts from your history files and store them in ckp. the --skip-secrets flag will force ckp to skip scripts that potentially contains secrets.

$> ckp add history --skip-secrets

How to Push your scripts to your remote storage repository

The push command will be commited and pushed to your remote repoitory.

$> ckp push

How to Pull your scripts from your remote storage repository

The pull command will pull changes from your remote storage repository.

$> ckp pull

How to Find a script or solution

The find command will prompt a search and selection UI, that can be used to find.

$> ckp find

To find a script in your history.

$> ckp find --from-history

How to Run a script or solution

The run command will prompt a search and selection UI, that can be used to find and run a specific script.

$> ckp run

To run a script from your history.

$> ckp run --from-history

How to Remove a script or solution

The rm command will prompt a search and selection UI, that can be used to find and run a specific script.

$> ckp rm

To remove a script from your history.

$> ckp rm --from-history

License

MIT.