Find out what the past year looks like in command line!
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Find out what the past year looks like in command line!
Analyze the commandline activity distribution for months, weekdays and hours, as well as frequently-used commands over the past years.
Github-style command distribution graph
Supported shell / history tool:
A cute Ferris on the cover
cargo install cmd-wrapped
Unzip, chmod and run the binary file in the terminal.
nix run nixpkgs#cmd-wrapped
yay -S cmd-wrapped
cmd-wrapped [<year>] [-s <shell>]
# e.g.
cmd-wrapped # for the past year & current shell
cmd-wrapped 2024 -s zsh # specify the year & the shell type
Supported options for <shell>
: zsh
, bash
, fish
, atuin
.
[!NOTE]
In some cases, cmd-wrapped may fail to output correct data (such as all outputs being 0). This is because it relies on Zsh / Bash tracking the timestamp for each command, which requires configuring specific options extraly:
- For Zsh - EXTENDED_HISTORY (oh-my-zsh has it enabled by default)
- For Bash - HISTTIMEFORMAT
Commands executed before configuring the option won't be recorded with a timestamp and this will affect cmd-wrapped’s stats. If you find all your stats showing as 0, consider configuring the option now to view the cmd-wrapped stats next year :P