keep
Keep and view terminal commands in terminal only
$ keep watch -n 1 free -m
Description : To show RAM usage and time every second on terminal screen
$ keep sl
Description : Stop the Train !
$ keep "fortune | cowsay"
Description : What is cow's opoonion about you?
Review your saved commands by $ keep list.
Use grep to search for a saved command.
Example :
$ keep list | grep -i "ram usage" 1. watch -n 1 free -m : To show RAM usage and time every second on terminal screen
USAGE : * Save the commands you usually forget in ssh sessions
Installation
$ pip3 install keep
Happy Coding !
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