redo instalation info

pull/58/head v2.4.2
Simon Let 6 years ago
parent 3605e8abc5
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WARNING
It's recommended to RESTART ALL OPEN TERMINAL WINDOWS (or reload your rc files)
It's recommended to RESTART all open terminal windows
HISTORY
Your resh history will be recorded to '~/.resh_history.json'
You can look at it using e.g. 'tail -f ~/.resh_history.json | jq' (you might need to install jq)
Look at it using e.g. following command (you might need to install jq)
$ tail -f ~/.resh_history.json | jq
Your default shell history will stay intact.
SANITIZATION
History can be sanitized by running '... to be included'
This will create sanitized version of your history
In sanitized history, all sensitive information is replaced with its SHA1 hashes
$ reshctl sanitize
If you would consider supporting my research/thesis by giving me a sanitized version of your history then
please give me some contact info using this form: https://forms.gle/227SoyJ5c2iteKt98
ARROW KEY BINDINGS
Resh arrow key bindings replicate the default behaviour (for now).
That means stepping through history and prefix search.
They also provide very precious usage metadata.
* Enabled by default in zsh
* Disabled by default in bash
Enable/disable for THIS shell session
$ reshctl enable arrow_key_bindings
$ reshctl disable arrow_key_bindings
Enable/disable for FUTURE shell sessions
$ reshctl enable arrow_key_bindings_global
$ reshctl disable arrow_key_bindings_global
See what your current setting is
$ reshctl status
COMPLETIONS
Zsh and bash completions for 'reshctl' command were installed and should be working.
CHECK FOR UPDATES
$ reshctl update
GRAPHS
You can get some graphs of your history by running '... to be included'
You can get some graphs of your history by running
$ <coming soon>
ISSUES
Please report issues to: https://github.com/curusarn/resh/issues
UNINSTALL
You can uninstall this at any time by running 'rm -rf ~/.resh/'
You won't lose any collected history by removing '~/.resh/' directory
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# CONTACT
# Please give me some contact info using this form: https://forms.gle/227SoyJ5c2iteKt98
UNINSTALL
You can uninstall resh at any time by running
$ rm -rf ~/.resh/
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