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knao

v1.0.1

Published

Place output of your previous command into the clipboard.

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Maintainers

chunqiuyiyuchunqiuyiyu

Keywords

cliterminalconsoleshell

Readme

Knao

Travis (.org)

Place output of your previous command into the clipboard.

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Installation

npm install -g knao

Get started

  1. Install Knao globally with npm or yarn.
  2. Use knao config to configure your Unix shell, only support bash, zsh, and fish.
  3. Run knao after executing some commands.

That's all! If there is no error, previous command output has been copied to clipboard.

Note: you should execute knao config when your Unix shell is changed.

Why

Some times, we need output of shell to share with other people or search on the Internet(Google, StackOverflow, GitHub and etc). You can use mouse Of course, but that way is slow and easy to make mistakes. With the help of Knao, I improve the efficiency of debugging and coding.

How it works

To be honest, Knao is very simple. It will detect your bash history file and find your previous command, then re-execute command, finally copy output of the command to clipboard via pipe operator(|). For the above reasons, Knao is not suitable for recording complex and asynchronous (interactive) command.

License

MIT