Installer historian avec Homebrew, MacPorts

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil

Commandes et alias

• hist

Historique du projet

The repository begins on 2017-04-10 with an initial commit. Tags 0.0.1 and 0.0.2 followed within days, and the README documents the utility as a command-line manager for shell history in a SQLite database.

The project is intentionally narrow: dedupe and import Bash history, store it in `~/.historian.db`, search it, and optionally run `hist import` from a shell profile.

Historique d'adoption

Official adoption evidence is thin. Homebrew and MacPorts package records in the batch input indicate that the tool crossed from a personal script-style repository into package-manager distribution, but the official README does not describe a wider community.

Modes d'utilisation

A user places the script directory on PATH or aliases `hist`, runs `hist import`, and searches with `hist search term` or shorthand `hist /term`. `hist config` prints paths for Bash history, the SQLite database, and sqlite3.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

historian is package-nerd-interesting mainly because it captures the minimal SQLite shell-history idea in a tiny package: no daemon, no sync, no terminal UI, just import and query. That simplicity makes it a useful contrast with later tools such as hiSHtory and Atuin.

Chronologie

• 2017-04-10: Initial commit.
• 2017-04-11: 0.0.1 is tagged.
• 2017-04-14: 0.0.2 is tagged.
• 2017: README documents import, config, search, and log workflows.

Related projects

• hiSHtory and Atuin are later, larger shell-history tools with contextual search and sync.
• SQLite is the core storage dependency documented by historian.

Sources

• Official Git repository tags and commits for timeline dates.
• Official README for feature scope, install, usage, and database paths.