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Ryan Caloras edited this page Oct 4, 2015 · 15 revisions

What does Bashhub do?

Bashhub saves every terminal command entered with context and provides powerful querying for it.

How do I search my commands?

Usage documentation on GitHub

What context does Bashhub save?

In addition to saving a terminal command. Bashhub also records several pieces of information about the command including:

  • Session
  • Exit Status
  • Directory
  • Created At

This context allows for incredibly detailed querying.

Where are my commands going?

They're stored in Bashhub's database. All commands are private. Bashhub's command database is encrypted at rest using storage level encryption. Commands are encrypted in transit using HTTPS.

Are commands private?

Yes. You need an access token associated with your user account to retrieve them.

Does Bashhub work across Systems?

Yes! You can install Bashhub on any system you use and commands are saved with respect to that system. Never lose another command again.

How can I contribute?

Feel free to open pull requests and issues on Github

Contact?

@bashhub

$ bashhub off $ echo "Recording is now disabled for this session. This command won't be saved." .... $ bashhub on $ echo "Recording commands is now re-enabled"

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