* adds support for getting home dir in windows
* fixes bug
* adds windows server support + build for linux ^| todo: test server on linux
* improvements to redability
* removes comment
* returns if windows when importing auto
* this should be here, to prevent double inputs
* adds explanation to why we have to throw away 1 event in the tui
* better message when running atuin import on windows + spell fix
* feat: add common default keybindings
* feat: add `WORD_SEPARATORS` to config as `word_chars`, as this is what *Zsh* calls it
* feat: add option for *Emacs* word jumping
* feat: scroll with `PageUp` and `PageDown`, cf #374
* Only show help if terminal strictly has more than one line
* There is no border around the input line in compact mode
* Add command preview
* Dynamic preview height
* Avoid extra allocations
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <oon@conradludgate.com>
* Address clippy error
* Merge normal and compact views code
* Add show_preview setting, disabled by default
* Convert `bool` to `int` with `if` for legibility
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Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <oon@conradludgate.com>
* Rework Bash import
Closes#745
- Imported history is now ordered correctly
- Timestamps (when `HISTTIMEFORMAT` is set) are handled correctly
* Timestamp tests test for strict sorting
Docker builds are failing on ARM, let's see if they work on AMD.
Might be worth waiting until we have less C that needs building
This reverts commit f3894ef9c0.
* Remove shortcut numbers
I was also going to remove the offset so scrolling only happens at the
top. But tbh, I quite like it this way.
* Remove key binding
Adds a new `history_filter` setting through which users can specify a
list of regular expressions that match commands that should not be
recorded in the history.
* Allow logging in without overwriting existing key file
If the given key on login in empty, keep the existing key file rather
than overwriting it with an empty file. This is useful if you log out
and want to log in again and still use the same key, or if you have
copied over the key file rather than providing it as input.
* Refuse logging in if key is empty
Before the previous commit, an empty key file would be created if key
wasn't specified, and after the previous commit, the key file would not
be created if the key wasn't specified and stay empty if it was empty.
Now the log command checks the key file if a key is not specified and
exits with an error message if either the key file couldn't be opened or
is empty. If a key is specified, the key file is just created with it as
before.
* Validate the key on login, create new if no exists
After reading the key either from an existing key file, or from the user
input, validate that the provided key is valid (rather than just
checking that it isn't empty). If no key file exists, create a new key
instead of erroring out.
