🚀 Bringing the Spotify's Wrapped feature for your terminal, with the support of history files!
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You can load in lots of different types of terminal history files!
- bash history file
- csh/tcsh history files
- fish history file
- zsh history file
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Adds in motivational messages for your results!
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You can easily copy and paste your results!
You can easily install CLIwrap with Homebrew on Linux and MacOS devices! To start your installation:
- Make sure that Homebrew is installed.
$ brew -v
> Homebrew 4.4.10- Setup the CLIwrap Homebrew Tap.
$ brew tap islemci/cliwrap- Install the CLIwrap application.
$ brew install cliwrap
- You can now use CLIwrap with a simple command!
$ cliwrap
You can choose to install CLIwrap via AUR for Arch Linux-based systems.
- Install CLIwrap via
yaypackage manager.
$ yay -S cliwrap-git
- Now you can easily run CLIwrap with a simple command!
$ cliwrap
Important note: Arch Linux and AUR support is maintained by xeyossr.
As CLIwrap is a simple, single-file shell code, you can run it on most of the systems that you are running.
- Download the source file with cURL.
$ sudo curl -sSL -o /usr/local/bin/cliwrap https://raw.githubusercontent.com/islemci/cliwrap/refs/heads/main/cliwrap
- Mark the source file as an executable.
$ sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cliwrap
- Now you can easily run CLIwrap with a simple command!
$ cliwrap
CLIwrap manual installation has been currently tested for:
- MacOS
- Linux-based distrubitions
- FreeBSD
The most updated list can be found in the repository's contributors page.
The CLIwrap project is currently maintained by islemci.
All rights to the CLIwrap project is protected under the MIT License's terms. This includes all code related to CLIwrap and its development.
All following contributions should and will be made under the MIT License too.