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atuin

Atuin is a command line tool designed for software developers to automate repetitive tasks and enhance their productivity. It provides a simple and intuitive way to create, organize, and execute tasks using a YAML-based configuration file.

Some key features of Atuin include:

  1. Task Automation: Atuin allows developers to automate various tasks such as building, testing, deploying, and monitoring their software projects. This saves time and effort by eliminating the need to manually perform these tasks.

  2. YAML Configuration: Atuin uses a YAML-based configuration file to define tasks and their associated commands. This makes it easy to create and modify tasks, as YAML offers a human-readable and concise syntax.

  3. Task Dependencies: Developers can define task dependencies within the configuration file. This means that certain tasks can be executed only after their dependent tasks have successfully completed. This helps in establishing a logical execution order for tasks.

  4. Flexibility and Extensibility: Atuin is highly flexible and extensible. Developers can leverage and combine various commands, scripts, and external tools to create complex task workflows. It also integrates well with other tools and frameworks commonly used in software development.

  5. Task Organization: Atuin provides a way to organize tasks into logical groups and sub-groups. This allows for better management and categorization of tasks, especially in larger projects with numerous automation needs.

Overall, Atuin aims to streamline software development workflows by providing a user-friendly interface for task automation, reducing manual effort, and enhancing developer productivity.

List of commands for atuin:

  • atuin:tldr:20c7c atuin: Import history from the shell default history file.
    $ atuin import auto
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  • atuin:tldr:3b185 atuin: Login to the default sync server.
    $ atuin login -u ${username} -p ${password}
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  • atuin:tldr:811d7 atuin: Sync history with the sync server.
    $ atuin sync
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  • atuin:tldr:97a40 atuin: Search shell history for a specific command.
    $ atuin search ${command}
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  • atuin:tldr:babc8 atuin: Register an account on the default sync server.
    $ atuin register -u ${username} -e ${email} -p ${password}
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