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.
* feat(history): Add new flag to allow custom output format
* more efficient formatting
* add user and host
* docs
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <conrad.ludgate@truelayer.com>
* Rework `atuin init`
This allows users to disable the CTRL-R and Up Arrow bindings,
independently from one another
* Document --disable-{ctrl-r,up-arrow}
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable <ellie@elliehuxtable.com>
Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable <ellie@elliehuxtable.com>
* Allow overriding filter and search modes from CLI arguments
* Use session filter mode for bash up key binding
* We precisely do not want to add quotes here so that all arguments are properly passed
* Add --shell-up-key-binding hidden command argument and filter_mode_shell_up_key_binding configuration option to allow customizing the filter mode used when atuin is invoked from a shell up-key binding
* Correct up binding for zsh
Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable <ellie@elliehuxtable.com>
* Add event data structures
This adds the data structures required to start syncing events, rather
than syncing history directly.
Adjust event
Fix
Add event data structure to client
* Add server event table sql
* Add client event table migration
Adjust migration
* Insert into event table from client
* Add event merge function
Right now this just ensures we have the right amount of events given the
history we have
BUT it will also be used to merge CREATE/DELETE events, resulting in
history being deleted :)
* Make CI happy
* Adjust
* we don't limit history length any more
* Update atuin-client/src/database.rs
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <conradludgate@gmail.com>
* fix usage
* Fix typo
* New Rust, new clippy stuff
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <conradludgate@gmail.com>
PR #420 addressed the existence of pagination in a fish prompt by trying
to track when pagination was enabled and disabled. This introduced
atuin-specific bindings for common keys: `\t`, `\e`, `\r`, and `\n`
which exports a variable and informs the `_autiun_search` function to
not show the TUI.
Fish has a commandline function that will instead tell you whether
pagination is enabled so the user doesn't need to keep track of that
state. This PR uses this function, `commandline -P` to replace the prior
TUI supression scheme. Removing these extra function calls allows us to
remove the additional bindings which were breaking fish vi key bindings.
Replacing the value for `bind -M insert \e` completely breaks vi mode by
blocking the user from exiting insert mode. By removing these extra
binds, this PR restores fish vi mode compatability.
Inspired by the ClickHouse system contributors table, I thought this is
a nice extra way to say thank you to all those who put time and energy
into our project
Since we pass $BUFFER to atuin search, retaining RBUFFER (the part of
the buffer to the right of the cursor) probably doesn't make sense. The
advantage of setting RBUFFER and LBUFFER separately instead of setting
BUFFER is that the cursor is positioned after the end of LBUFFER instead
of remaining where it was before atuin was called.
* Allow stateless commands to be run without config/database
Fixes an issue where gen-completions fails trying to create a config
directory in restrained build environments/distribution.
* move non-db commands up to core subcommands
* re-add lost lines
* re-add lost lines
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <conrad.ludgate@truelayer.com>
* Batch input events and only query once they are finished
This simplifies the code a lot (no more bounded channel) and yields
the same performance improvement with scroll wheel spam while fixing copy/paste
* Clippy
* fmt
* Use blocking wait before emptying events channel
This was causing a busy loop
* Update query on filter mode change
* Adds the rpassword dependency
* Provides only a prompt based input for login and register with a hidden prompt for password
* Adds option based inputs for login and register commands
* Password can also be provided as an option
Co-authored-by: Satyarth <satyarth.sampath@gojek.com>
* Attempting to implement zsh-histdb import
Import compiles passes tests, but doesn't run b/c of async runtime.
zsh-histdb uses sqlite, and sqlx-rs is async, but import code is sync.
* More working on importing histdb
* Rewriting tests and using `Vec<u8>` instead of `String`
- Rewriting tests to eliminate depencency on local file system
- Using `Vec<u8>` for command strings instead of `String` to eliminate
the utf8 errors i was seeing previously. Seems to be working.
* Running fmt
Co-authored-by: Bradley Noyes <b@noyes.dev>
binding on "up" can conflict with the default fish keybindings as when
in tab-completion mode, you are supposed to be able to use arrow keys
to navigate the grid of suggestions, however pressing "up" will open
the tui instead.
This attempts to work around it by tracking when the user is probably in
a tab completion mode by setting a variable that we use to determine
whether to open atuin or perform the default fish up action
* stat command parsing is handled without subcommands
* Updates match clause based on PR review
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <oon@conradludgate.com>
* updates value returned by match based on PR review
* adds vscode to gitignore
* use an if statement instead of match
Co-authored-by: Satyarth <satyarth.sampath@gojek.com>
Co-authored-by: Conrad Ludgate <oon@conradludgate.com>
