terminal session recorder/player - Programming On Unix
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I wrote a simple shell script to record and play terminal session. It makes use of script(1) and scriptreplay(1) (should be installed on most distros).
Code: #!/bin/sh Save the above in a file (preferrably named "nx-termcast") and set the execution bits on it. Now to start recording, simply run Code: nx-termcast then everything you type, and everything that appears on the terminal will get recorded. Beware when using curse based applications though, as they will be drawn with the same size in the replay. For better result, try to record with a window of 80 columns and 24 lines. To finish recording, just run "exit" or close the pseudo-terminal with ^D. This will automatically upload your script in tar.gz format to sprunge (base64 encoded), and print the URL that you can use to access it to stdout. Just copy it, and share it! To replay a script recorded via this script, just run: Code: nx-termcast http://sprunge.us/bYIJ Feel free to try to play cast in your terminal, to have an idea of how it works ;) And now it's your turn! Share this script, so that people start sharing scripts all around the interweb! |
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This is pretty cool.
OH NO IM BEING HACKED Oh nevermind, its just a typescript... |
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