Blog: "What's new in asciinema - part II: the recorder"
https://blog.asciinema.org/post/whats-new-in-the-recorder/
In this second part in the "what's new in the player" series I go over notable improvements in the recorder (CLI):
- muting,
- desktop notifications,
- terminal size overrides,
- new composability super powers 🦸
#blog #asciinema #update #release
Blog: "What's new in asciinema - part I: the player"
https://blog.asciinema.org/post/whats-new-in-the-player/
In this one I go over cool things that the player received over several releases in last 12 months:
- markers,
- parsers,
- hamsters (j/k, couldn't help it 😆),
- input events,
- control bar behavior improvements
#blog #asciinema #update #release
Join #asciinema on Matrix or Libera.Chat and say hi 👋
Matrix room:
#asciinema:matrix.org - https://matrix.to/#/#asciinema:matrix.org
Libera.Chat channel:
#asciinema - https://web.libera.chat/#asciinema
Написавши попередній пост знайшов цікавий сервіс для запису сессій терміналу #asciinema
https://asciinema.org/a/T1xe0uvAGKXMngs2M14p1GU4o
https://asciinema.org
I can't stress enough how painfully true I find the following statement:
"In my experience, a #demo of a #product is far more likely to break than #production code."
#Mendax [1] is a terminal spoofer similar to #asciinema. You can use a scripting language to describe and compose #terminal-based demos.
By the way, yet another #rust project.
#demo #product #production #mendax #asciinema #terminal #rust
I made a little #asciinema to enhance Satelito's documentation: https://asciinema.org/a/598180
Merged a nice optimization to #rusqlite_migration earlier today: https://asciinema.org/a/592133
On big migration sets, gain about 8% and 4% on smaller sets! More details in the description of the asciinema.
#rusqlite_migration #rust #criterion #asciinema
#tmux wykrzacza się z #libevent 2.2.1 (alpha). Niestety, komunikat błędu wypisywany jest na nowym terminalu, a tmux od razu go zamyka i czyści ekran.
Próbowałem wydostać tekst poprzez przekierowanie wyjścia, poprzez logi tmuksa, nie udało się nawet przy pomocy strace (!). Dopiero #asciinema dało radę.
Kolejne zastosowanie dla tego świetnego programu. Szczerze polecam!
#gentoo #asciinema #libevent #tmux
#tmux crashes with #libevent 2.2.1 (alpha). However, the assertion message only gets printed inside the new terminal, and tmux closes it immediately and clears the screen.
I couldn't manage to get the message via redirecting output, via tmux logs, even via strace (!). Finally, I've figured out to use #asciinema.
Another great use case for this great program. Kudos!
#tmux #libevent #asciinema #gentoo
I wrote my first article! Check it out!
Embed asciinema into Hashnode
{ by @hypno }
#bash #hashnode #html #gpt3 #asciinema https://hypno.hashnode.dev/embed-asciinema-into-hashnode
#bash #hashnode #html #gpt3 #asciinema
Today I made an exciting discovery while updating my hugo-asciinema module (https://cj.rs/gohugo-asciinema/)
Live #asciinema clips might be coming! Quoting the 3.1.{1,2} release notes:
“improved buffer implementation for live sources (websocket, SSE)”
“improvements to Websocket and EventSource (SSE) drivers (these are not yet officially supported, will document them in README once they're ready for prime time)”
and a bunch of commit messages suggest the same thing.
If you saw a recording of someone using a CLI util in the terminal on a project website or in a README, would you prefer that the commands be manually typed in or copy/pasted in?
#termtosvg #asciinema #terminal
#termtosvg #asciinema #terminal
Holy shit this is insanely cool 🤯
#asciinema -> #svg animation
https://wasimlorgat.com/tils/how-to-share-terminal-demos-as-razor-sharp-animated-svg.html
I'm using #asciinema to record #CLI sessions and it's awesome! Recordings are plain text; you can select and copy text when playing it back - very useful.
I want to add subtitles to explain key moments, but it seems I'd have to encode it as a video to add a subtitle track, which would mean you can't select and copy text. Argh!
I'm considering writing inline comments in the #terminal as a fall-back, unless anyone has a better idea ...
#ReproducibleResearch #reproducibility #terminal #cli #asciinema
I'm using #asciinema to record #CLI sessions and it's awesome! Recordings are plain text; you can select and copy text when playing it back - very useful.
I want to add subtitles to explain key moments, but it seems I'd have to encode it as a video to add a subtitle track, which would mean you can't select and copy text. Argh!
I'm considering writing inline comments in the #terminal as a fall-back, unless anyone has a better idea ...
#ReproducibleResearch #reproducibility #terminal #cli #asciinema
I should definitely investigate Asciinema for my future screencasts:
#asciinema #terminal #screencast
I should definitely investigate Asciinema for my future screencasts:
#asciinema #terminal #screencast
If you were like me craving the possibility to show the key presses in an #asciinema cast, stop and use my freshly created termkeymonitor #Python package on #PyPI:
#asciinema #python #pypi #screencast
Here is an #asciinema #screencast of my git-annex-metadata-edit #Python script to conveniently edit #gitAnnex metadata in your $EDITOR:
#asciinema #screencast #python #gitannex
"Want to insert a short #demo of your tool or of a command execution on your website? You could insert a video, but then visitors can’t copy text, and it’ll make your page quite heavy. The #Asciinema player solves all of that, by replaying a terminal session stored in a text file.
This #Hugo module makes it very easy to use the Asciinema Player on your Hugo-powered #static #website."
#website #static #hugo #asciinema #demo