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asciinema discussion
asciinema reviews and mentions
- OpenAI Codex
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fd: A simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to 'find'
cool site, have you considered using asciicinema instead of screenshots? Seems like the perfect tool for what you're trying to do
https://asciinema.org/
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File Explorer is merged to Helix editor
I agree. Capturing the interaction as a movie (like .mov file) makes it really difficult to understand what the user is doing. e.g. What keystrokes did the user press to finish this interaction. I wish folks would post screen grabs with tools like https://asciinema.org/ - this is what the helix-editor homepage uses to show the features. This is ideal for terminal apps.
That said, I wish asciinema can also show the key strokes a an annotation with the ability for the viewer to pause on each keyboard interaction.
- Show HN: I'm tired of sharing code using PasteBin and Slack, so I made this
- Sequin: A powerful little tool for inspecting ANSI escape sequences
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My Experience Working on the KWOK Project as an LFX Mentee
How to generate an image from a bash script: A tool called Asciiema allows developers to test their bash script in action while also recording the execution from their terminal. This is helpful because it validates that your script works. There were times when I assumed my documentation was accurate, however, when I tried the instructions using the tool, it failed. Thankfully, I got it fixed.
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Ask HN: What terminal recording tools lets you edit/run recordings?
I have used asciinema(https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema) for terminal recordings. Recently, I've been using Savvy(https://github.com/getsavvyinc/savvy-cli) for recording my terminal activity and saving it as executable runbooks, which has been helpful, since I can edit it. Though the output format for both are useful for different things. Asciinema is more useful for demonstrations whereas Savvy is more useful for documentation/reuse.
What are some other terminal recording tools out there? Do they allow editing the recordings ?
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Asciinema vs Savvy CLI: Terminal recording tools
Savvy CLI and Asciinema are both powerful tools that can record terminal activity, but they serve different purposes and are built with different core functionalities.
- Show HN: NetSour, CLI Based Wireshark
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Ask HN: Why my post labled FLAGGED and how to prevent it?
I think it would be more reasonable to judge whether it is promotion according to its content, quality, purpose, instead of domain name.
I totally agree one should get flagged if one posts the same product or application for the same use case again and again. But in my situation, they are different tools for different use cases.
I don't think this demo would get flagged if it was uploaded and presented in the https://asciinema.org or https://github.com .
I don't go against hackernews flagging system. It brings ORDER.
Sincere thanks to everyone for reviewing the cases.
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asciinema/asciinema is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of asciinema is Rust.