- That project can read bash/zsh history or might any plain text file content and store it into SQLite, Which offers a convenient and effective method for organizing and retrieving command-line typed.
- The convenience of TUI empowers you to browse and search your 'history' using simple key strokes, enhancing the convenience of accessing and scrutinizing your previous commands.
- Download the binary through Latest version and place storydb into
/binor Clone the project and rungo run build - You can overwrite your currently crt+r by
bind '"\C-r": "\C-a storydb \C-j"'put it in your global variable as/etc/profileor$HOME/profile - Running
sysctl -w dev.tty.legacy_tiocsti=1if your kernel is 6.2 or above. There is a reason why kernel devs disabled it. Reason
You can conveniently explore and interact with your command-line history, making it easier to recall past commands, analyze usage patterns, and improve your workflow in the terminal.
| Key | Event |
|---|---|
| k, shift+tab, ↑ | up |
| ctrl+d, → | page right |
| j, ↓ | down |
| ctrl+s, ← | page left |
| enter | select row to fill term |
| ctrl+c, q | bring down finder or quit |
| alt+s | sync/load history file |
| ctrl+r | reset finder text input |
| f | bring up finder text input |
- You must set up
export storydb=$(tty)in your global variable profile that is usually located at /etc/profile or $HOME - Your bash/zsh history file should be set up as
export HISTFILE=$HOME/.bash_historyorexport HISTFILE=$HOME/.zsh_history
- Go 1.20+